How the Other Half Dies
By Tukaram Jamale, MD Just at the closure of our OPD (Out Patient Department) in that hot and humid summer when we were discussing plans for the day’s admissions, Mr Ramesh
By Tukaram Jamale, MD Just at the closure of our OPD (Out Patient Department) in that hot and humid summer when we were discussing plans for the day’s admissions, Mr Ramesh
By Jonathan Jimenez and Chloe Ciccariello “Have you been able to tell your boss?” Ms. S looked down and laughed sheepishly. She was a sinewy, small woman who laughed frequently–reminding me
By Emily Newhook “In 2014, we make purchasing decisions for every other commodity based on transparent price and quality information (think Yelp, Travelocity),” says Dr. Neel Shah, CEO and Co-Founder of
(on behalf of the Costs of Care and ABIM Foundation teams) https://costsofcare.org/education/teaching-value-project/ Clinicians are increasingly accountable for delivering better care at lower cost. Despite the rapid evolution of
By Brandon Kopper I am currently a pharmacy student, and although I have not yet dispensed a medication, I had my first experience concerning the cost of care a few
By Nandita Mani and Elizabeth Oler Medical students are brilliantly frugal. And it’s no surprise — according to the AAMC, the average U.S. medical student incurs $170,000 of debt from medical