A 15-year-old female presents with mild dyspnea with exertion, and frequent wet cough and throat-clearing. On physical exam, vital signs are normal. She has forced expiratory wheezes in both upper lobes, and no digital clubbing.
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No one goes into medicine expecting to experience burnout, as Charlotte has, but the reality is that it happens to the majority of physicians at some point during their career.
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Yes, burnout is an important issue in healthcare and, yes, the EHR is a major factor in its rise.
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To mark the group’s 5-year anniversary, some regular participants shared what they value about the group.
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Khoi Dang, MD, is a pediatrician in CHOP’s South Philadelphia Primary Care practice and Well-being Group Lead for the CHOP Primary Care Network.
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After 46 years of consummate pediatric practice at CHOP, Steve Ludwig, MD is set to retire from clinical practice this July.
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Burnout is a well-recognized problem that transcends all fields of medicine. Recently the conversation has shifted toward burnout prevention and promotion of wellness among CHOP fellows.
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Latest news including a new peanut allergy treatment, risk factors linked to poor sleep, updated sepsis guidelines and more.
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Learning to perform retinal examinations on extremely low birth weight babies is essential to pediatric ophthalmology.
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Together Julie Kardos, MD, medical director of CHOP Primary Care, Newtown, and Naline Lai, MD, medical director of CHOP Primary Care, Central Bucks, write the Two Peds in a Pod blog.