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How Otolaryngology Can Address the Gender Gap

January 7, 2020

Studies have shown that fewer women than men in healthcare are promoted into leadership positions.

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What to Know About Deep Vein Thrombosis Prophylaxis

January 7, 2020

With no official guidelines specific to otolaryngology on perioperative precautions to prevent deep vein thrombosis, otolaryngologists may not have all the information they need about risks facing their patients.

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10 Novel Ways to Disseminate Scientific Information

December 9, 2019

Becauses consumers are changing how they digest scientific data, the scientific and scholarly communities need novel ways to convey medical knowledge.

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How Medicine Helped Surgeon Prepare for Career as Writer

December 9, 2019

Gayle Woodson,, MD, writes and volunteers at a local medical clinic for people without health insurance called Space Coast Volunteers in Medicine.

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Making Decisions on When to Use Off-Label Drugs

December 9, 2019

Physicians should be careful to ensure there is clinical experience and basic science to balance the risk–reward of off-label drug use.

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Tips from Otolaryngologists on How to Be an Entrepreneur

December 9, 2019

Four otolaryngologists who have taken the leap into entrepreneurship share how to choose the right idea and determine the right timing for taking the plunge.

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The Important Role Emotional Intelligence Plays in Patient Care

November 11, 2019

The three pillars of emotional intelligence are communication, appreciation, and empathy. High emotional intelligence can play a part in building or undermining relationships with colleagues and patients.

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