Clinician Reviews’ First Annual Job Satisfaction Survey
Beyond salary, just how happy are NPs and PAs with their work…
HAVE YOU GOT 3 MINUTES?
The Journal of Family Practice launched its “3-in-3” videos series in September…
I Made a Doctor’s Appointment and Saw a Clinician?
If you’ve entered the health care system for any reason this year, chances are very good that…
A Team-Based Approach to Mental Health Services
68 million Americans experienced a psychiatric disorder last year…
The Latest from CUTIS
Pso Many New Developments: When a market booms from multiple drug approvals for a specific disease state, so does the need to educate physicians. For a debilitating condition such as psoriasis, expanded treatment options means dermatologists can provide better patient care, and physician education is vital to ensuring these new drugs are used correctly. In…
Introducing Project Journey
Frontline Medical News embarks on a new offering designed to address the complexities that physicians face when treating complex patients with chronic conditions. “Alzheimer’s: The Journey of a Thousand Steps”, the first of the “Journey” websites, addresses a growing clinical disorder at the intersection of research, treatment, practice, and healthcare policy and costs. The disorder…
Ob.Gyn.News Celebrates its 50th!
A lot in store for readers in 2016, including how things have changed – and remain the same – since 1966. In 2016, Ob.Gyn. News is celebrating its 50th anniversary in style – a redesigned publication for the January 2016 issue that features expanded infographics, larger images, and a fresh look. In addition to our…
Attending 20 conferences a year has its advantages
Our Dec issue includes news articles on epilepsy, stroke, cognitive decline, concussion, MS, migraine, and more… Neurology Reviews attends nearly 20 medical conferences per year to bring neurologists and those interested in neurology the latest in clinical research news. We deliver this news via print, online, on our mobile app, and in our special reports.…
The latest on breast density and more…
Welcome to the first installment of From the Editor’s Desk, a new feature in which Frontline Editors – stewards of their respective news and clinical publications – bring you the latest developments in their specialty of interest. Kicking off with OBG Management, here we keep a close eye on the ever-changing clinical practice environment, with…
