Even after sustaining a traumatic brain injury in a bike accident in 2008, Matthew Miller, MD, competes in Ironman triathlons and ultra-long-distance running.
How to Avoid Political Discussions with Patients During Examinations
It’s important for a physician to ask him or herself, “Is it worth the risk to discuss politics with a patient?”
Did You Receive COVID-19 Relief? Here Are Reporting Considerations for 2021
Healthcare providers who received CARES Act payments must now turn their attention to ensuring adequate documentation, timely reporting, and continued preparation for potential audits.
Why Virtual Grand Rounds May Be Here to Stay
The COVID-19 pandemic effectively eliminated the option of group gatherings and compelled academic program directors to turn to a virtual format for their grand rounds.
Otolaryngologist Leverages His Love of Pinball into Second Business
Paul Burkhart, DO, is a partner physician at Ohio ENT & Allergy Physicians in Columbus, Ohio. But he’s also the owner of Level One Bar and Arcade, a pinball and video game emporium and bar.
A Ray of Hope: ENTtoday’s Board Members and Colleagues are Receiving the COVID Vaccine
For this month’s “From the Editor,” I wanted to show how committed ENTtoday’s board members and colleagues are to receiving the vaccine.
Podcasts Becoming More Popular Method of Education for Otolaryngologists
Podcasts were a popular format before this year, but COVID-19 created a greater need for online medical education resources.
How to Embrace Optimism in the Midst of the COVID-19 Pandemic
Letter from the Editor: Here’s to a New 2021
If the COVID-19 pandemic ended tomorrow, here’s what my hope would be for 2021.
This Doctor’s Appreciation for Medicine Grew After a Move to a Small Town. Here’s How.
Dr. Martin Trott left Cleveland to take over a medical practice in a small town. We chatted with him about his life and work as an otolaryngologist.
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