Carolina Eyecare Physicians的动态

A team of ophthalmologists, Jessica Gard, MD, Marc Ohlhausen, MD, Steven Yeh, MD, FASRS, with the University of Nebraska Medical Center reviewed the research revealing how a multidisciplinary approach to care can benefit patients with uveitis and ease the burden on physicians. The way physicians, patients, and the medical community view collaboration in healthcare has evolved in recent decades, with a growing focus on a multidisciplinary care team (MDT) approach to achieve a more holistic perspective. The barriers to effective communication, given a lack of unified electronic medical records and other challenges, have long stood in the way of patients receiving multidisciplinary care and direct communication about their health and goals. Read more: https://bit.ly/49l8KsU #LookingBackAt2024 #Ophthalmologist #MultidisciplinaryCareTeam #MDT #Ophthalmologist #EyeHealth #EyeCare #ElectronicMedicalRecords #MedicalNews #Uveitis

The launch of the Physician Assessment Centre of Excellence (PACE) is an exciting step forward in expanding assessment opportunities for internationally trained physicians. Through collaboration with partners such as the College of Physicians and Surgeons of Nova Scotia, PACE will help us welcome more skilled physicians from around the world to our province. This initiative is vital as we work to meet the growing demand for healthcare and ensure Nova Scotians have access to the care they need. I had the privilege of discussing this exciting project with CTV last week—check it out to learn more about how we're expanding opportunities for internationally trained physicians. https://lnkd.in/egzq5Yip

?? Exciting News: "Rounds with Dr. Small" is Coming Soon! ?? Join Dr. Rebecca Small, a leader in aesthetic medicine, for an online educational series exploring the latest trends and techniques in injectables and patient care. Perfect for both seasoned professionals and aspiring practitioners, this series will empower you to elevate your practice and enhance patient outcomes from the comfort of your own space. Stay tuned for more details! #RoundsWithDrSmall #AestheticMedicine #MedicalEducation #rsmdaestheticstraining

??As the levels of?#obesity?and related diseases, such as?#type2diabetes, continue to increase at an alarming rate in Europe, our webinar aims to help public health professionals and policy makers gain a better understanding of TDR’s role in addressing these critical challenges that threaten to overwhelm the capacity of public health sector. ??Click on the link in the comment to register for free ?? ?? Agenda and speakers: - Ensuring that TDR composition legislation is science based, Prof?Anthony Leeds, Chair of TDMR Europe -?#Weightloss?and medical management of?#osteoarthritis?followed by Q&A, Professor Henning Bliddal, Parker Institute, Frederiksberg Hospital, Copenhagen, Denmark - Outline of DiRECT trial and 5-year results followed by Q&A, Professor Mike Lean, School of Medicine, Dentistry and Nursing,?University of Glasgow, Scotland - Concluding questions and comments

We know from research that women are under-represented in interventional?medicine.? Dr Vani Mahadevan, a UK Interventional Cardiologist, has shared with us her perspective on how together we can create more equitable opportunities?for better patients outcomes. Watch the full episode?of #BSCEMEA A?Coffee TogetHER series?on our YouTube channel:?https://lnkd.in/dFvVeG29

Physicians dedicate their careers to prioritizing patient welfare, yet they often face conflicting pressures—financial incentives, institutional protocols, and evolving treatment paradigms—that can lead to cognitive dissonance. How do physicians reconcile their duty to patients with the realities of modern medicine? Cognitive dissonance influences clinical decisions and the doctor-patient relationship in profound ways. Read my full editorial on the importance of addressing cognitive dissonance and how stakeholders including educators, practitioners, institutions and patients can help usher in a new era in medicine grounded in partnership and collaboration for all involved. https://lnkd.in/ext7Pmv8 This issue also features a critically important commentary from JVRD Associate Editor-in-Chief John T. Thompson, MD, discussing 5 manuscripts that evaluate the economics of retina care and portend an impending crisis for access to emergency surgical retinal care. Visit the JVRD home page to read these open access articles and to subscribe: https://lnkd.in/eeWsVepA. #retina #retinascience #retinaspecialist #peerreviewed

The January/February 2025 issue of JVRD is now available. Read on for a preview of Editor-in-Chief Dr. Tim Murray's commentary on the cognitive dissonance in medicine and how to address it, and follow the link below for his insights on the issue's top highlights.

Reflecting on the 2020 Grand Challenge, "Removing Silos and Advancing Research to Improve Overall Health," for Frontiers in Dental Medicine, they have made great progress in linking dental and oral health research with general medical research. This effort focuses on breaking down barriers between different fields to encourage teamwork. By understanding that oral health is a key part of overall health, they aim to bring new ideas into research and healthcare. Let’s keep pushing forward to turn research into real benefits and better health for everyone. #grandchallenge https://lnkd.in/e6JSe5DR

Precision medicine, often referred to as personalized medicine, is revolutionizing the way healthcare professionals approach treatment by leveraging an individual’s unique DNA to create customized care plans. On this episode of The 4-Eyed Professor, Dr. Chris Lievens welcomes guest Meghan Spell to discuss the evolution of precision medicine—from its introduction over two decades ago during the Human Genome Project under Bill Clinton's leadership to its current applications in healthcare. Despite years of progress, the promise of precision medicine is still unfolding. Join the conversation as they explore how this innovative approach could shape the future of patient care in optometry and beyond. #MeghanSpell #DrChrisLievens #4EyedProfessor #Optometry #Eyecare #PrecisionMedicine #PersonalizedCare #HealthcareInnovation #FutureOfHealthcare #DefocusMedia

"We have to look at where the future of medicine is going!" says Brittany Busse, MD, a Co-Founder of ViTel Health, a champion for independent physician practices and equitable care, and a Lifestyle Medicine and Food as Medicine patient advocate. In this engaging episode of Stand Up (for) Doctors! Brittany discusses the background behind leaving her surgical residency, her early experiences with telemedicine, how it propelled her to form her technology company and subsequent medical group, what she is doing to support physicians, and what she wants other physicians to know. Brittany talks about difficult times during her residency training in general surgery; “I struggled to fit in with the culture.” “You have to say no to yourself over and over again.” “I was told, you’re not serious enough; you’re not dedicated enough to be a surgeon.” “My life just became one struggle after another, my health started to decline, it seemed like no matter what I did I wasn’t good enough, I just wanted out!” Brittany found a way to move forward, and she discusses her foray into telehealth, where she saw doctors really being taken advantage of. She says it kept getting worse and worse every year. In response, Brittany started ViTel Health, and added remote monitoring and health coaching, which evolved into ViTel Health Physician Services Cooperative. All of the physicians involved are completely independent; they can take advantage of shared purchasing. “We’re real doctors who just want to help real people!” We have a conversation about hybrid practice models; it’s not all or nothing; telehealth is one tool. Doctors are taking back control of care delivery, and the environment of care delivery! You can learn more about Brittany and the work she is doing by connecting with her here, and by visiting her website, link in the comments section. #physicianadvocacy #physicianwellness #physicianburnout #healthcare #burnoutprevention #physiciangrowth #physicianjourney #physiciancare #physicianempowerment #physicianwellbeing