Behind the Mask: Dr. Hemant Kalia on Presence, Purpose, and the Practice of Medicine Click to Enlarge For physicians, medicine rarely stops at the exam room door. The mental preparation, emotional regulation, and quiet rituals that sustain often happen long before you see your first patient,
Introvert or Extrovert, Every Physician Can Strengthen the Art of Connection Click to Enlarge For many physicians, personality shapes how you communicate, build rapport, and manage the emotional demands of clinical care. Whether you identify as introverted, extroverted, or somewhere in between, these tendencies influence how
Medical Community Advocating for 4th Veto of GFA and Lots of CME Opportunities Upcoming Click to Enlarge Listen Here
MSSNY Calls For Veto of Grieving Families Act Click to Enlarge New York Gov. Kathy Hochul is expected to veto the Grieving Families Act for the fourth consecutive year; the legislation is largely the same as the version she rejected last year. "In light of the substantial
Jakubowicz: Liability Costs Will Surge Under Grieving Families Act Click to Enlarge The Medical Society of the State of New York has raised concerns about the Grieving Families Act, citing actuarial studies that show a 40% increase in insurance premiums if the legislation
MSSNY Advocacy in Action Click to Enlarge November 19: Dr. Charles S. Lopresto, MSSNY Councilor and member of MSSNY’s Legislative & Physician Advocacy Committee, attended the “Campaign Kickoff” fundraiser for New York State Senator Toby Ann Stavisky. Senator Stavisky, the long-time Chair of the Senate
1001 CUTS: A Global Call for Equity in Medicine Click to Enlarge Women in surgery still face daily barriers that affect team culture, burnout, and patient outcomes. A new global screening of the film 1001 CUTS invites leaders to examine these challenges and explore solutions that strengthen
