Administrators often view missed calls as an efficiency issue. Patients experience something different: uncertainty. That ...

That expectation gap deserves far more attention in clinical practice. Expectations are not peripheral to treatment. A ...

Auscultatory findings are limited in their ability to help us diagnose pneumonia in children,” says Todd Florin, MD, MSCE.

George M. Solomon, MD, discusses whether proton pump inhibitors increase the risk of exacerbation of bronchiectasis.

PAI's Kelly Kenney discusses survey findings highlighting physicians’ concerns over corporate oversight of medical practice.

Frank Brodkey, MD, explains why rigorous clinical skepticism is essential when interpreting critical care research.

Michael Grant, MD, explores how clinicians can overcome real-world barriers to molecular testing in resected NSCLC.

Ready for a puff of levity? Check out this week’s medical cartoon featuring a patient with late‑life oscillatory outflow.

Guillermo Hidalgo, MD, and Kelley Appow, MD, discuss how post-AKI follow-up standards can help reduce adverse outcomes.

Snakebite Severity Scores (SSSs) documented by clinicians frequently differ from scores recalculated from clinical data, highlighting inconsistencies in assessment and treatment decisions for crotalid ...

Urinary symptoms often trigger a reflexive diagnosis of urinary tract infection (UTI), but growing evidence suggests that this default approach may be driving widespread misdiagnosis, antibiotic ...

Serum lactate gained notoriety in critical care as a potential marker for tissue hypoxia and anaerobic metabolism among patients. With some differences, organizations including the Society of Critical ...