Work/Life Balance

President Trump said he was mad at HHS Secretary Tom Price for misusing public money to fly on a private charter plane.

Here are a few ways that you can keep the peace at your practice and at your home life.

Most physicians realize they can't just up and retire, but how exactly do you prepare for life after medicine?

More than 60 percent of physicians say they would consider switching to DPC if circumstances were favorable. Here's what you need to know about the model.

Part-time employment can afford physicians greater work-life balance and a reprieve from burnout. Here's how to successfully transition.

The less stress you experience, the greater your ability to provide compassionate care, engage positively with your staff, and improve decision making.

With Labor Day fast approaching, we asked our editorial advisory board about the highlight of their summer.

Don't let the grind get you down. Here are five ways physicians can be more energetic in their day-to-day lives.

A practicing physician recommends 5 of his favorite podcasts to listen to during his daily commute or lunch break.

A new book from Halee Fischer-Wright, MD, CEO of MGMA, examines how we need to strike a balance between the three major elements of medicine.

As a busy physician, you say you don't have the time to stay fit? Here are 10 ways that will help you find the time.

Part 1 of a 2-part series on developing a more stress resilient brain and being able to more effectively run your practice.

A healthier physician is able to better care for her patients. Here are a few sports you could take up to make your life more active.

A lot of things hold your attention, but when it comes to patient care, patience is a virtue. Here are ways to improve that virtue.

The government's involvement in medicine has made it harder for physicians and staff to stay happy. Here's how to keep things upbeat at your practice.

The next chapter in a physician couples' risk management overhaul sees them getting proper life and disability insurance.

With medicine's increased demands and time constraints, doctors are less likely to practice the healthy lifestyle they preach to patients.

While admitting burnout isn't a problem for most doctors, many won't concede they need to see a mental health professional.

This Physician Assistant recommends practitioners partake in a surgical mission in a third-world country, as he found it to be a rewarding experience.

Asset protection and risk management tips to help physicians stay up to date in an area where one misstep could prove costly.

In times of tumult, it's easy for physicians to get caught up on every single issue making the news. This is the wrong approach.

Despite administrative burdens, stress, and long hours, a new survey reveals that younger physicians remain driven to practice medicine.

Using locum tenens physicians is one strategy to ensure that your practice keeps running while you are on vacation.

Without asset protection, physicians face a litany of risks in both their personal and professional lives.

Feeling burnout symptoms, physicians nationwide are changing their practice models to subscription-based clinics.