Commentary
Opinion
Our EHRs have a drug problem
Setting up electronic prescribing of controlled substances in an electronic record can be costly and incredibly time consuming.
Letters from Maine
Time or money?
Dr. William G. Wilkoff ponders the issue of prioritizing time or money in a career.
Commentary
Addressing suicidality among Indigenous women, girls
The history of abuse and genocide has its precursors in antiquity. A brief sketch of this history will provide some insights into the impact of...
ID Consult
Is your office ready for a case of measles?
It makes sense for every ambulatory office to have a plan for managing exposures to infectious diseases including measles.
Opinion
Legal duty to nonpatients: Driving accidents
A doctor’s legal duty may be extended to individuals other than patients in limited circumstances.
Pediatric Dermatology Consult
A 2-month-old infant with a scalp rash that appeared after birth
What presents on infants’ scalps as a semicircular patch of alopecia with associated scarring, crusting, or erythema in more severe cases?
Beyond the White Coat
Recalling a medical education
Some modern medical research is unreliable.
Opinion
Technology, counseling, and CBT apps for primary care
Technology has made fantastic inroads in helping patients achieve real improvement in troublesome behavioral symptoms.
Commentary
Migrant children need safety net
Should clinicians be bystanders to the trauma faced by children at the border – or become involved professionals?
Letters from Maine
How are your otoscopy skills?
It’s time to brush up on your otoscopy skills, Dr. William G. Wilkoff suggests.
Letters from Maine
Living small
What is driving young physicians to seek large communities in which to practice?