As Sermo’s Medical Advisory Board Member, Dr. Ashish Rana, MD, says, “Retirement planning feels like navigating a moving target—it’s full of uncertainty and constant change.” And this is especially true for physicians, who often face…
Between constant emails and robust patient databases, interprofessional communication in healthcare is growing increasingly complex. A Sermo survey revealed that over 31% of providers feel ill-equipped to train staff in emerging technologies—but these technologies are…
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…
Physician-assisted suicide (PAS) remains one of the most controversial and emotionally charged issues in modern medicine. A recent Sermo survey of physicians revealed that 60% believe doctors should support PAS, while 40% oppose it. With…
Managing pain during end-of-life care is one of the most delicate and complex challenges physicians face. It’s a responsibility that requires both technical expertise and deep empathy. Yet, a recent survey of physicians on Sermo…
94% of physicians 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…
According to a Sermo poll, 55% of physicians surveyed don’t have savings or don’t know how much they have. For physicians, high income can lead to financial freedom and a strong retirement plan—if you know…
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…
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…
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…
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…
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…