Searched for
PHYSICIAN BURNOUT
Word of the Day: AprosexiaWord of the Day: Some forgotten words regain relevance because the world eventually grows into the problems they were created to describe. ...- The rise of AI-first healthcare systems: Are we ready for the shift?Autonomous AI agents are now actively participating in care delivery, from diagnosis to follow-up. India is uniquely positioned to leverage...
- Who is Catherine Hansen? Wife of Canada’s Jeremy Hansen, the first non-American astronaut sent on a moon missionFour astronauts have launched on a historic mission around the moon. This marks humanity's first lunar voyage in over fifty years. Canadian...
- Your heart may be tired of you saying yes all the time: Cardiologist reveals 5 'innocent' habits harming your healthUS cardiologist Dr Dmitry Yaranov has warned that everyday habits people consider harmless may be silently harming long-term heart health. ...
- No need to hit the gym 6 days a week. Doctor-fitness expert suggests 3 simple steps to lose weightYoung doctor and fitness expert Dr Anshul Sadhale is changing how people think about weight loss. Instead of extreme gym routines, he sugge...
- Heart treatment is incomplete if you ignore this 'silent link': Cardiologist reveals a crucial connection for lasting healthU.S.-based cardiologist and heart transplant surgeon Dr. Dmitry Yaranov, known as @heart_transplant_doc, highlighted the vital link between...
- Why a simple chat with your physician could prevent a diabetes emergencyEffectively managing diabetes involves open communication with your physician, who acts as a partner in your care. Honest dialogue helps ta...
- How a veteran, extremely busy CMC Vellore doctor protects his own health: A no-excuse rule and four other habitsDr. Sudhir Kumar, a CMC Vellore trained senior neurologist, has urged doctors to prioritise their health amid rising cases of stress-relate...
- From burden to breakthrough: Reimagining the #WeightofDiabetes through meaningful conversations with your doctorEffectively managing type 2 diabetes involves more than just medication; it requires open communication with healthcare providers to addres...
- Bengaluru doctor treated thousands for years. Now, at 50, he is taking a career break - for himselfDr. Deepak Krishnamurthy, a Bengaluru-based cardiologist, is taking a sabbatical before his 50th birthday to focus on personal wellness and...
- That message from your doctor? it may have been drafted by AIMany patients receiving those replies have no idea that they were written with the help of AI. In interviews, officials at several health s...
- Generative AI in healthcare: Seize the advantage or fall behind!The GenAI market is projected to surge to an astronomical $120 billion by 2030, with its most exciting impact anticipated in the healthcare...
- Rights and wrongsWhat is right at a certain point of time may not be so at a different time. So, too, what we think is wrong now, may not be wrong in anothe...
- AI may someday work medical miracles, but for now, it helps do paperworkChatGPT-style artificial intelligence is coming to health care, and the grand vision of what it could bring is inspiring. Every doctor, ent...
- Dr Vivek Murthy is US representative on WHO executive boardDr Murthy, 45, will serve in the new position alongside his continued duties as the US Surgeon General, the White House said in a statement...
- Work burnout: How to spot symptoms and what to doWhen people think of burnout, mental and emotional symptoms such as feelings of helplessness and cynicism often come to mind. But burnout c...
- Irritable? Missing deadlines? Your body is trying to tell you something. Don't ignore tell-tale burnout signsBurnout isn't a medical condition. It's a manifestation of chronic unmitigated stress.
- Your doctor may need medical attention himselfA growing tribe of young medicos find it difficult to achieve a work-life balance, resulting in a low sense of personal accomplishment, emo...
- Are you a workaholic? Take a step back now, it can take a toll on your healthCorporate burnout is becoming an increasingly alarming problem in India.
- Herpes or shingles, the pain always tinglesIf Chicken pox is a disease of children then herpes zoster (HZ) (shingles) is a disease of elders.
Load More
