Jan 19, 2012 By: yunews
Faculty-Penned Blog Reflects on Life of a Doctor
What is it like to be a practicing physician in today鈥檚 world of breakthrough technologies, expanding therapeutic options, insurance challenges, health policy debates and increasingly savvy e-patients? Faculty members at of 黑料社 All will provide a rare window into the lives of doctors navigating this evolving landscape with 鈥,鈥 a new blog recently launched on Einstein鈥檚 website.
鈥淓instein鈥檚 faculty members have a wealth of unexpected stories 鈥 and varied perspectives on pressing medical issues 鈥 waiting to be shared,鈥 said Gordon Earle, associate dean of the Philip and Rita Rosen Department of Communications and Public Affairs. 鈥淢any of them are also gifted writers with sharp points of view. We decided it was the right time to create an outlet for them.鈥
鈥淭he Doctor鈥檚 Tablet鈥 will tackle a range of subjects, from doctors鈥 personal experiences in clinical practice to considered viewpoints on medical questions of the day. Beyond the world of statistics, paperwork and policy, daily interactions in medicine are usually quite personal 鈥 for doctor and patient alike. 鈥淭he Doctor鈥檚 Tablet鈥 will reflect this reality, offering thoughtful contributions to the ongoing conversation on the state of healthcare and translational research and how both intersect with people鈥檚 lives.
鈥淲e expect 鈥楾he Doctor鈥檚 Tablet鈥 to be thought-provoking, but we鈥檙e also hoping it will spark vigorous debate and discussion,鈥 said Paul Moniz, managing director of communications and marketing, who will help oversee the blog along with social media manager, David Flores. 鈥淚n an open academic environment such as Einstein鈥檚, frank and honest discourse is encouraged and we hope readers will jump in and engage with the authors 鈥 and each other,鈥 Moniz added.
Visit 鈥溾 and read the .
鈥淓instein鈥檚 faculty members have a wealth of unexpected stories 鈥 and varied perspectives on pressing medical issues 鈥 waiting to be shared,鈥 said Gordon Earle, associate dean of the Philip and Rita Rosen Department of Communications and Public Affairs. 鈥淢any of them are also gifted writers with sharp points of view. We decided it was the right time to create an outlet for them.鈥
鈥淭he Doctor鈥檚 Tablet鈥 will tackle a range of subjects, from doctors鈥 personal experiences in clinical practice to considered viewpoints on medical questions of the day. Beyond the world of statistics, paperwork and policy, daily interactions in medicine are usually quite personal 鈥 for doctor and patient alike. 鈥淭he Doctor鈥檚 Tablet鈥 will reflect this reality, offering thoughtful contributions to the ongoing conversation on the state of healthcare and translational research and how both intersect with people鈥檚 lives.
鈥淲e expect 鈥楾he Doctor鈥檚 Tablet鈥 to be thought-provoking, but we鈥檙e also hoping it will spark vigorous debate and discussion,鈥 said Paul Moniz, managing director of communications and marketing, who will help oversee the blog along with social media manager, David Flores. 鈥淚n an open academic environment such as Einstein鈥檚, frank and honest discourse is encouraged and we hope readers will jump in and engage with the authors 鈥 and each other,鈥 Moniz added.
Visit 鈥溾 and read the .
