Published in the Journal of the Association of Academic Medical Colleges, this study aims to systematically understand the number of U.S. resident deaths from all...

One-third or more of medical residents suffer from depression at some point during their residencies. Frances Southwick, a practicing osteopathic family physician...

The US health care system is rapidly changing in an effort to deliver better care, improve health, and lower costs. While many of these changes positively impact...

Published in Medscape, the following expert interview with Dr. Michael B. Edmond, aims to provide insight about presenteeism and some potential approaches to...

Pulse publishes personal narratives of healing and illness through a humanities lens, thereby fostering humanistic care and practice and encouraging...

Healing the Wounds, a biographical novel, covers the everyday life of a physician. Drawing from his rural and urban experiences, he breaks the code of silence and...

This article, published in the Washington Post, paints a picture of the reality of burnout, depression, and suicide from the perspective of a medical student. The...

Moral distress is a pervasive problem in the nursing profession. This article outlines the concept and prevalence of moral distress, describes its impact and...

Published in the International Journal of Pharmacy Practice, the study aims to examine the connection between job demands and work-related outcomes such as...

In this article, published in Mayo Clinic Proceedings, the authors review the manifestations and causes of student distress, its potential adverse personal and...