Jennifer Frank MD

After a patient asked, one physician wonders why her children aren’t going into medicine.

It is good for doctors to be patients and to wrestle with the things our patients do.

As we approach Thanksgiving, I find myself trying to focus less on the chaos of medical practice and more on the many blessings in my life.

Seeing patients and their relatives creates additional HIPAA considerations but ultimately improves patient care.

As a physician, I depend on my clinical team to take care of the busy work. But I have a problem when staff make medical decisions without my input.