Oct. 1, 2022Saturday The DO book club Trailblazers The DO Book Club, Oct. 2022: The Doctors Blackwell This history of the famous sisters and pioneers in medicine casts a spotlight on a tumultuous time in American history. The DO Book Club By Joan Naidorf, DO
Sept. 1, 2022Thursday The DO book club Women and medicine The DO Book Club, Sept. 2022: Letter to a Young Female Physician, Ask Me About My Uterus, Practical Management of Pain Three worthy reads address women in medicine, women’s pain and a modern approach to pain management. The DO Book Club By Daniel J. Waters, DO, MA
Sept. 1, 2022Thursday Life and medicine Becoming the medical expert in my family I’ve recently learned that being the person in the family who is called during a medical emergency is a beautiful honor, but can be a lonely prospect at times. Art of Medicine By Sherri Eldin, OMS IV
Aug. 1, 2022Monday DO & student voiceshobbiesmedical school Mind, Body, Spirit How photography became my self-care during medical school My first two months were some of the most challenging as I adjusted to a whole new life, new friends, new pressures and never-ending stress. After Hours By Mahi Basra, OMS II
Aug. 1, 2022Monday public commentsocial media Taking the high road 5 ways to respond to negative comments on social media If we know that those reading and creating social media content have negativity bias, then it is no wonder that criticism sometimes occurs. What's Trending By Hala Sabry, DO
Aug. 1, 2022Monday The DO book club ICU care The DO Book Club, Aug. 2022: Every Deep-Drawn Breath: A Critical Care Doctor on Healing, Recovery, and Transforming Medicine in the ICU Wes Ely, MD, shares the steps physicians can make to help their ICU patients recover better and more quickly. The DO Book Club By Joan Naidorf, DO
Aug. 1, 2022Monday Planning ahead Pack your retirement go-bag now Life happens. Preparing for your retirement sooner rather than later will ensure a smoother transition when the time comes. Back Nine By Daniel J. Waters, DO, MA
July 1, 2022Friday dietspatient care Food for thought 5 popular fad diets and how to advise your patients on them The countless diets, dietary supplements and unfiltered information disseminated on the internet often confuse and overly complicate the fundamental pillars of a healthy diet and can leave people wondering how to truly eat healthfully.
July 1, 2022Friday Stories in medicine The DO Book Club, July 2022: Playing Doctor Part 1, How Doctors Think, Wet My Hands Three compelling books examine medical school, the physician’s thought process and transitioning from physician to patient. The DO Book Club By Daniel J. Waters, DO, MA
July 1, 2022Friday Financial planning Work for assets, not money Accumulating and developing assets that earn money can help you begin to be less dependent on your paycheck for income. Money Matters By Seger Morris, DO