Emergency Department Boarding: Patient Safety Crisis or Hospital Failure? Review Abstract Emergency department (ED) boarding represents one of the most pressing challenges facing modern healthcare systems. This phenomenon occurs when patients who require hospital admission remain in emergency departments for extended periods because of a lack
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Managing Violence in the ED: How Far Should Self-Defense Policies Go?
Managing Violence in the ED: How Far Should Self-Defense Policies Go? Review Abstract Workplace violence in emergency departments has become an increasingly significant occupational hazard, posing serious risks to physicians, nurses, and allied healthcare personnel. Emergency settings are uniquely vulnerable due to high patient acuity, overcrowding,
Beyond Burnout: The Hidden Strengths That Make Physicians Thrive in Non-Clinical Careers
Beyond Burnout: The Hidden Strengths That Make Physicians Thrive in Non-Clinical Careers Review Abstract This paper examines the unique attributes and skills that enable physicians to succeed in non-clinical career paths. Drawing from recent research and career transition data, we analyze the transferable competencies that
