Maintaining physician wellness is critical to our nation for surviving the COVID-19 pandemic. Physician burnout is not new, but it’s been exacerbated by the crisis.
■ MD-UPDATE: Describe the current state of opioid use, abuse, misuse, and addiction in Kentucky. MAZLOOMDOOST: Kentucky is consistently ranked in the top five for
LOUISVILLE MD-UPDATE Editor-in-Chief Jennifer Newton talked with KentuckyOne Health Medical Group’s Physician Executive Ronald Waldridge, II, MD, to learn more about KentuckyOne’s Physician Leadership Pathway
LOUISVILLE Stephen Toadvine, MD, was named president of Baptist Health Medical Group, effective April 4, 2016. As a longtime Baptist Health family medicine physician and
MD-UPDATE: Tell us about yourself and your professional background. MILLER: I had a circuitous background before I came into medicine. I went to graduate school
This is Part 2 of a career retrospective on Preston P. Nunnelley, MD. With over 40 years in private OB/GYN practice, organized medicine, and hospital
For over 40 years, Preston P. Nunnelley, MD, has been in private OB/GYN practice, a leader in Kentucky medicine and in hospital administration. Dr. Nunnelley
MD UPDATE: Dr. Bratton and Mr. Thomas, can you describe the significance of the Accreditation Association for Ambulatory Health Care (AAAHC) accreditation for the Lexington
Bensema, who resides in Lexington, is an internal medicine specialist by training and is currently the chief medical information officer and chief information officer for
MD-UPDATE: Tell us a little about yourself. ALAGIA: I am a native Kentuckian born on the Fort Campbell army base –my father was JAG corp