It’s no secret that burnout has significant personal, clinical and organisational consequences for doctors. Beyond improving general quality of life, reducing burnout can lead to better patient care and workplaces for doctors. Addressing burnout in…
Telehealth modalities are increasingly commonplace across specialities, with 74% of doctors’ practices offering remote care access through video conferencing—up from 14.3% in 2018. Doctors hold opposing views on telehealth. One family medicine doctor posted on…
Why patient satisfaction in healthcare should be the #1 concern of doctors Patient satisfaction is a highly subjective metric that nonetheless plays an important role in the medical care landscape. This satisfaction is rarely just…
Artificial intelligence (AI) is transforming healthcare, particularly in diagnosing conditions and predicting patient outcomes. Yet, the medical community remains divided. A Sermo survey found that 47% of doctors believe AI can accurately predict patient outcomes…
When Sermo doctors were asked, “Do you feel confident that current leadership strategies in your institution are equipped to address future challenges in healthcare?“ This demonstrates a lack of consensus on the future of healthcare…
Social media is increasingly shaping the way doctors engage with healthcare information, professional networking and patient interactions. TikTok, in particular, has emerged as a leading platform for medical influencers, with figures such as Dr. Austin…
In a healthcare practice, effective communication is very important and a lot of healthcare organisations are becoming more aware of the need to improve communication. Effective communication between healthcare professionals is particularly essential for effective…
Healthcare professionals all know the feeling: getting caught off-guard by yet another change in the workplace. From advances in patient treatments to the integration of artificial intelligence, the demands placed on HCPs and administrators in…
Managing pain during end-of-life care is one of the most delicate and complex challenges doctors face. It’s a responsibility that requires both technical expertise and deep empathy. Yet, a recent survey of doctors on Sermo…
94% of doctors believe that empathetic care improves patient outcomes, yet nearly half (47%) feel that traditional medical training limits their ability to connect emotionally. This conflict underscores broader cancer care ethical dilemmas, from balancing…
It’s an exciting time in medical history. While unconventional advances in medical technology characterised the 2010s, we’re positioned to drive even greater innovation in the next decade. Artificial intelligence (AI) is becoming smarter, robots are…
The person-centred care (PCC) framework has raised healthcare standards. It’s grounded in the clinical efficacy of a collaborative partnership between patients and healthcare providers—one in which people take a more active role in their own…