Physicians Across the different Medical Care Settings are all at Risk of Burnout. It’s a problem that Politicians cannot solve by Passing new Policies. — The rate of physician burnout has already been likened to an epidemic, with 46 percent of all practicing doctors reporting symptoms in a 2015 Medscape Physician Lifestyle survey. But thanks to long EHR implementation cycles and other administrative work, the phenomenon of physician burnout is now accelerating.

Many physicians want to maintain their independence, but they face cost pressures and administrative burdens that doctors who work in managed-care systems are shielded from. This means it’s getting tougher every year to run an independent practice. Diagnosing illness and prescribing a course of treatment is enough of a challenge…

Two Steps behind Medicine — Life is a mission as merely about going from point A to point B and beyond. Humanity is continually in the brink of fruition. Equally, the societies formed based on human values have made signs of progress by the means of the chain reaction of successive revolutions. Short of growth…

The artificial intelligence (AI) and machine learning is getting stronger than ever. Many applications and projects have been developed based on AI already. Take the example of Apple Siri or the advertising algorithms that pushes products and services based on our Google search. …

The problem with most modern approaches to understanding healthcare problems in the U.S. is that one only looks to find the big solutions and forgets to focus on the basics. What happens is similar to the elephant in the darkroom analogy — different people focus on various aspects and come…

Patient Engagement based on Corporate Terms is Flawed. — Providing medical care to a patient has always been a journey between a physician or healer and the Patient. Like many other voyages, medical care has one or more partakers onboard. Also, as in different journies, medical care comes with a driver or leader. …

A Comparative look amid Centralization and Decentralization of Data and the Process — Health information and healthcare, in general, are enriched by unlimited valuable data; that is not a hidden truth anymore. Because under grassroots in nature, it is personal. When you know a person’s private information, therefore you have the privilege to control that person and manipulate it in any way you…

The demands an Agile Business measure The business landscape is continuing to change. Millennials’ attitude is evolving into a more consumeristic one. Technological advances are perpetual, and so are the market behavior and public relations of the 21st Century. The trend is seamlessly affecting every industry, which includes physician practice and healthcare at large. But not…

Health is one of the most precious assets of a human being, unique to everyone, unlike all other commodities and treasures. It is meant to be given at birth and once taken, it’s time to leave this world. …

Modern Data Analytics, Big Data, and Computer Algorithms can Turn Physician Clinical Judgment against Them! — For over three decades, the healthcare system in America has been through constant turmoil regarding the balance between quality of health and health expenditure. From the start of the Medicare program in the 1970s to the expansion of other management organizations are purely fee-for-service payment models to a capitation payment…

A short update on the Legitimacy and Potential outcome of CRISPR Gene Editing — In 2018 a Chinese biophysics researcher and associate professor of the Department of Biology at the Southern University of Science and Technology (SUSTech) in Shenzhen, China, He Jiankui, began a project to help patients with HIV-related fertility problems. The subjects were offered standard in vitro fertilization services and, in addition…

Internet and the Internet of Things (IoT) are a couple of the most revolutionary inventions of human history. Its primary origin goes back to the "United States Advanced Research Projects Agency" (DARPA). It was deployed for the first time in October 1969. Then it was referred to as ARPANET. …

A Systematic look at the Risk-Benefit Ratio of currently available Coronavirus Vaccinations — Less than a year into the Coronavirus pandemic since the World Health Organization (WHO) declared, the rush towards developing an effective vaccine to fight this novel virus is finally coming to an end. …