Physician Resources

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Financial planning for physicians: 5 ways to manage your money

Doctors’ career paths and financial situations are unique. Years of school and residencies put savings on hold, and later windfalls take careful planning to use effectively. Financial planning for physicians has to consider the unique…

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The practical guide to a physician contract review

A new contract holds the promise of opportunity—and the risk of a job that isn’t quite what you expected. By thoroughly reviewing your contract, you avoid surprises and make sure the position comes with terms…

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Advances in medical technology: 2025 and beyond

It’s an exciting time in medical history. While unconventional advances in medical technology characterized the 2010s, we’re positioned to drive even greater innovation in the next decade. Artificial intelligence (AI) is becoming smarter, robots are…

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The rise in Ozempic: what physicians should know

Ozempic has quickly become a cornerstone in healthcare, addressing two critical challenges: type 2 diabetes and obesity. As a GLP-1 receptor agonist, its promise of glycemic control and significant weight loss has captured the attention…

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13 solutions for improving patient care and outcomes in 2025

The patient-centered 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…

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Neoadjuvant therapies in breast cancer: key takeaways for physicians

By 2040, the number of new cancer cases per year is projected to rise to 29.5 million, with cancer-related deaths expected to reach 16.4 million globally. These staggering statistics underscore the need for effective treatments,…

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Collaborative education models in healthcare: what works best?

Collaborative education models unite healthcare professionals (HCPs), sectors and educational institutions to enhance clinical skills, foster research and improve patient outcomes. These partnerships offer opportunities for training, professional growth and interdisciplinary collaboration, which go a…

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A physician’s guide to medical surveys for money

According to a Sermo poll of 1,400 physicians, 64% reported feeling unfairly compensated for their work. This dissatisfaction is a primary driver behind doctors seeking additional revenue streams—including opportunities offered by paid medical surveys. Many…

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The role of doctors as ambassadors: influencing policy and public health

Healthcare professionals (HCPs) are uniquely positioned to serve as ambassadors for public health, bridging the gap between policymakers, healthcare systems and communities. The World Health Organization (WHO) defines advocacy as fostering political commitment, policy support…