Interprofessional

During my fourth year emergency medicine rotation, I observed the importance of the hand-off between physicians and paramedics when patients are brought into the…

Midwives once played a prominent role in American peripartum care, but receded into the background as hospital birth became the norm. In recent years,…

My experience with disabilities started with my family. My grandmother had cataracts, macular degeneration, rheumatoid arthritis from age 70, and two full hip replacements…

Paul Kang is a statistician for the University of Arizona College of Public Health and the College of Medicine – Phoenix and belongs to…

One early Saturday morning, into the clinic shuffles what appears to be a frail and irritable elderly man. The look on his face is…

What does it take to become a “Top Doctor?” Perhaps you should consider becoming a journalist. Recently, Marshall Allen was approached by a company…

I will always remember my first mountain rescue. We moved very quickly immediately after we received the call at the station. The rescue was…

The world of emergency medicine has long held the view of the “Golden Hour” when it comes to patients with traumatic injuries. That is,…

As I near the end of my third-year rotations, and I reflect on the interprofessional collaboration I have witnessed during my clerkships, there are…

Tony Catt’s job requires a metamorphosis. He’s a retired health/safety manager who looks like he could be a long-lost uncle of a character from…