Simulation devices, virtual reality and other technology trends will continue to influence training, medical residency program directors say.
How to Say No to Patients, Ethically
Saying no to a patient’s treatment requests is often complicated
How Writing Helps a Medical Resident Better Care for Patients
ENTtoday spent a few minutes with Alessandra Colaianni, a surgical resident at Massachusetts Eye and Ear, to find out how she keeps up with her passion for non-fiction writing, while maintaining a busy schedule.
Letter from the Editor: ENTtoday’s Best Moments of 2018
ENTtoday’s goal this year was was to continue the things people love about while making the publication more timely, more fun to and leave readers with something to think about. Here’s a look back at 2018.
Overinterpretation of Sterilization Guidelines Could Interfere with Patient Safety
For many otolaryngologists, staying on top of compounding regulatory requirements can feel like an impossible endeavor.
How Best to Care for Biased Patients
Do Electronic Health Records Deserve to Get a Bad Rap?
The promise of EMRs—more efficient workflow, improved patient care, even increased patient safety—may still be worthwhile.
Letter from the Editor: The Distinct Difference between Sponsoring and Mentoring
A mentor gives advice but sponsors promote their proteges directly, using their personal networks to place them in leadership positions or committees.
What It’s Like to Get Involved with an Otolaryngology Residency Program Abroad
Dr. Josh Wiedermann discusses his goal to help build a residency program in Ethiopia.
Tips and Benefits of Taking on Leadership Roles in Medical Societies
A leadership role in a medical society gives you the opportunity to develop guidelines, create policy, and implement changes that matter.
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