President’s Corner

Recognizing International Medical Graduate Physicians Who Help Keep New York Healthy Click to Enlarge Colleagues:October 19-23 is International Medical Graduate (IMG) Recognition Week, an opportunity to recognize and celebrate the thousands of physicians who received their medical education outside the United States

New York’s Medical Liability Crisis: Reform Is Long Overdue Click to Enlarge Colleagues: New York has long faced one of the highest medical liability burdens in the country. Malpractice insurance premiums in the state routinely exceed those in much larger states such

Prior Authorization: Progress, But We Are Not There Yet Click to Enlarge Colleagues: For years, physicians have been telling us the same thing: prior authorization has become one of the most frustrating and burdensome aspects of practicing medicine. What was

Share Your Medical Expertise with MSSNY Click to Enlarge Colleagues: Your expertise is precisely what your fellow physicians need most right now. Every day, decisions are made that affect how we practice medicine, care for our patients, and sustain our profession. Public health,

Can Organized Medicine Learn from Healthcare Consolidation? Click to Enlarge Colleagues:Healthcare today bears little resemblance to the system many of us entered decades ago. Independent physician practices have steadily disappeared, replaced by large health systems, corporate medical groups, and increasingly concentrated health

Labor Day and the Physician Click to Enlarge Colleagues: Labor Day, an annual celebration of workers and their achievements, in recognition of the men and women whose labor built our communities, strengthened our economy, and continue to sustain our nation. We

Physician-Owned Hospitals: A Prescription for Better Care in New York Click to Enlarge Colleagues:New York has long been recognized as a leader in medical innovation, education, and patient care. Our academic medical centers are among the finest in the world; our physicians

Question the Practice, Follow the Evidence Click to Enlarge Colleagues:Few medical advances have done more to improve human health than vaccination. Across generations, vaccines have reduced suffering, prevented disability, and saved countless lives. Diseases that once routinely killed or permanently disabled children

One Team. One Goal. Click to Enlarge Colleagues:Every four years, the FIFA World Cup reminds us of one of sport's most enduring truths: championships are rarely won by the most talented individual. They are won by the most cohesive team.Millions watch extraordinary

Vaccines, Trust, and Responsibility Click to Enlarge Colleagues: Few medical advances have done more to improve human health than vaccination. Across generations, vaccines have reduced suffering, prevented disability, and saved countless lives. Diseases that once routinely killed or disabled children