Using Self-Reflection to Fight Inequity in Healthcare
White physicians need to examine where racism lives within them and how it lives through them to address the appalling racial inequities in healthcare.
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One Solution for the Interpreter Shortage: Medical Students
A fourth-year medical student discusses the benefits (and challenges) of certifying medical students as interpreters, helping to build a workforce of well-trained, culturally competent physicians.
Achievement of Diagnostic Excellence Influenced by Thoughtful Feedback
Giving and receiving feedback thoughtfully is a skill, one that has the potential to improve diagnostic accuracy.
What Does the AMA Augmented Intelligence Policy Mean for Healthcare Professionals?
While artificial intelligence mimics tasks done by a human being, augmented intelligence is intended to help humans — like a dependable, highly intelligent associate.
Facial Recognition Technology Raises Ethical, Legal, Privacy Concerns in Health Care
Physicians must consider the challenges associated with using facial recognition technology in healthcare settings.
Proposed EPA Transparency Rule Will Harm Public Health
The US Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) is hard at work finalizing a new proposed rule that could affect public health negatively.
The Future Of Robot Physicians: Is Artificial Intelligence Poised to Take Over Medicine?
By 2030, robots will likely replace 800 million workers. Will physicians make the cut?
The Open Access Debate: Should Patients Freely Access Research?
Patients and their families are advocating for their right to access the latest medical research papers to help find potential treatments and understand health conditions.
Defining Normal: An Ethical Responsibility in Surgery
In the past few years, Snapchat has allowed plastic surgeons to showcase labiaplasty surgical procedures to a large audience, which has led to ethical concerns.
ACP: Position Paper Recommends Solutions to Close Gender Equity Gap
While overall gender diversity has improved in the healthcare profession, female physicians are still paid significantly less than their male counterparts.
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