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Meet Rachelle Henning, our Director of Executive & Physician Recruiting 😊 Is your medical practice in need of talented, fellowship-trained physicians in Orthopedics, Pain Management or Electrophysiology? Contact Rachelle today to discuss staffing solutions fit your team. 📧 Rachelle@iep-search.com #medicalstaffing #physicianstaffing #medicalpractice #physicianrecruitment

This festive season is a time to celebrate joy, love, and the magic of simply being together with your friends and family. It just doesn't happen as often as it should. Let’s embrace the beauty of the moment and look forward to all the possibilities the new year will bring. May your holidays be bright, your hearts full, and your days filled with happiness. Cheers to a wonderful season and an even brighter year ahead! #happyholidays #happynewyear #medicalstaffing

Brown Medicine is proud to announce the launch of its Division of Podiatry, building on over 40 years of delivering excellence in foot and ankle care. This new division is dedicated to providing high-quality, personalized treatment for patients of all ages. With services available at multiple locations—including Rhode Island Hospital, The Miriam Hospital, and the Southern New England Surgery Center—their expert team offers comprehensive care. From pediatric to adult treatments, our subspecialties include sports medicine, diabetic foot care, neurology, orthopedics, dermatology, vascular health, and advanced wound care. #healthcare #podiatry #foothealth

With 2 billion cups enjoyed globally every day, coffee is undeniably the world’s favorite pick-me-up. But did you know it might also help you live longer? A recent review from the Universidade de Coimbra, funded by the Institute for Scientific Information on Coffee, suggests that regular coffee consumption could add an average of 1.8 years of healthy living to your life. What’s your go-to coffee order? Let us know below! #health #healthyhabits #coffee #coffeelovers

Dr. Vinay Badhwar, MD, FACS, an ACS Fellow and executive chair of the WVU Heart and Vascular Institute, has led his team in performing the world’s first combined robotic valve replacement and coronary artery bypass operation. Using a cutting-edge robotic cardiac platform that Dr. Badhwar helped develop, the procedure was performed on a 73-year-old patient with severe aortic insufficiency, coronary artery disease, and challenging health conditions, including prior stroke and frailty. This minimally invasive surgery involved a single 4 cm incision, showcasing the potential for transformative care in high-risk patients. This milestone reflects WVU’s dedication to advancing the field of cardiovascular medicine through innovation and expertise. #cardiacsurgery #medicalinnovation #roboticsurgery #healthcare

The holidays are a time for joy, family, and... questionable medical decisions? Okay, maybe that’s a stretch, but a new study sheds light on how even doctors—being human—can be influenced by cognitive biases, especially around holidays. This time, the focus isn’t on Christmas or Hanukkah but Halloween. Researchers explored whether kids are more likely to be diagnosed with ADHD when they visit the doctor on October 31st. While the findings are specific to Halloween, the bigger takeaway applies year-round: awareness of biases in medical practices can help us make better, more informed decisions. "Anupam Jena is one of the co-authors of this new study (with Christopher Worsham and Charles Bray). Jena is a professor of health care policy at Harvard Medical School. He's both a physician and and economist, which means he spent an ungodly amount of time in graduate school. But it also makes him uniquely qualified to study the behavioral economics of our health care system. Jena and his coauthors have long used the tools of economics — in particular, analyzing "natural experiments" and crunching "Big Data" — to document startling facts about the sometimes flawed decision-making of doctors. For instance, in one study, Jena found that physicians suffer from "left-digit bias." This is the same bias that businesses exploit when they price something at $4.99 instead of $5.00." #healthinsights #medicalbias #holidayseason

Artificial intelligence isn’t replacing imaging specialists—it’s transforming the way we approach the field. University of California, San Francisco is leading the charge, becoming one of the first U.S. universities to integrate AI and machine learning with medical imaging in research and education through its groundbreaking Center for Intelligent Imaging. Discover how UCSF researchers are harnessing human-centered AI to tackle some of medicine’s most complex challenges. #healthcare #medicalimaging #medicalai

The rise of wearable technology is revolutionizing how we integrate tech into daily life—including in the operating room. Thanks to advances in miniaturized components, these devices now collect, store, process, and share data seamlessly, making them invaluable tools for surgeons. From accelerometers to gyroscopes, wearable devices like activity trackers are already making waves in various fields. But for surgeons working in sterile environments, the potential is even greater. Imagine wearables designed to enhance precision, monitor fatigue, or provide real-time feedback during procedures. While the opportunities are exciting, barriers like cost, training, and ensuring sterility remain. What will it take for wearable tech to truly disrupt surgical practice? #healthcare #healthtech #medicalnews

As demand for weight-loss drugs like Ozempic and Wegovy skyrockets, some patients are taking matters into their own hands by "microdosing" these injectables. Microdosing involves taking smaller doses of medications like semaglutide to reduce side effects, cut costs, and still achieve weight-loss goals. While some users swear by its effectiveness, the trend has caught the attention of medical professionals, sparking both intrigue and concern. "There’s a growing desire for ultra-personalization," says Andrew Kraftson, clinical associate professor at Michigan Medicine. "But we currently lack guidance to support microdosing as a safe, self-directed approach." With this unconventional practice on the rise, the conversation around personalized medicine and weight-loss solutions continues to evolve. What are your thoughts on this trend? Share below! #weightloss #healthcare #Ozempic #medicalnews

Finding the right doctor goes beyond credentials and awards—it’s about connection. 🩺 Is your doctor really meeting your health needs? Building a relationship with your doctor is just as important as the care they give. As Dr. Anthony Orsini, a doctor-patient communication expert says: “Patients need to feel seen, heard and valued—not just another number in the system.” In today’s fast paced healthcare world where doctors spend more time on data entry than face to face with patients (36 minutes on records vs 15 minutes with patients) making the most of those moments is key. #healthcare #patient #selfcare #doctors