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Friday Sep 18, 2020
Treating Older Patients in the Pandemic Age
Tina Shenouda, M.D., M.B.A., explains how a senior-focused primary care practice faces the challenges of the COVID-19 pandemic in the FPs on the Front Lines blog.
Posted at 04:30PM Sep 18, 2020
by Tina Shenouda, M.D., M.B.A.
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Thursday Aug 27, 2020
Is Returning to Sports Irresponsible?
Family and sports medicine physician Kristina DeMatas, D.O., questions the safety of returning to sports before a safe return to school has been executed, in the FPs on the Front Lines blog.
Posted at 06:00AM Aug 27, 2020
by Kristina DeMatas, D.O.
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Monday Aug 17, 2020
Palliative Care Is More Important Than Ever in Pandemic
Paul Tatum, M.D., M.S.P.H., writes in the FPs on the Front Lines blog that the pandemic has made palliative care even more challenging, but it also presents an important opportunity to serve others.
Posted at 08:00AM Aug 17, 2020
by Paul Tatum, M.D., M.S.P.H.
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Thursday Jul 30, 2020
During COVID-19 Pandemic, Public Health Is Personal
In this FPs on the Front Lines blog post, Jennifer Bacani McKenney, M.D., relates the challenges of trying to protect the community she grew up in during a pandemic as a family physician and county health officer.
Posted at 04:10PM Jul 30, 2020
by Jennifer Bacani Mckenney, M.D.
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Thursday Jul 23, 2020
Art of the Pivot: Redeployment as a Family Physician
Michael Hanak, M.D., writes in the FPs on the Front Lines blog that family medicine played a key role in handling a COVID-19 surge at a Chicago hospital.
Posted at 02:17PM Jul 23, 2020
by Michael Hanak, M.D.
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Tuesday Jun 30, 2020
Worth a Shot: Home Visits Keep Kids Up to Date in Pandemic
Beth Oller, M.D., writes in the FPs on the Front Lines blog that she's making home visits to pediatric patients to ensure that kids stay up to date on immunizations during the pandemic.
Posted at 03:40PM Jun 30, 2020
by Beth Oller, M.D.
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Wednesday Jun 24, 2020
Care for Special Populations in Pandemic Adds Challenges
From masks and social distancing to closing group homes, Kyle Jones, M.D., writes in the FPs on the Front Lines blog that physicians caring for patients with intellectual or other developmental disabilities face added challenges with COVID-19.
Posted at 01:34PM Jun 24, 2020
by Kyle Jones, M.D.
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Tuesday Jun 16, 2020
Lessons in Negotiation: Saving OB Training During Pandemic
When COVID-19 threatened to disrupt maternity care training at a Seattle hospital, leaders from three family medicine residency programs rallied to find a solution. Read more in this FPs on the Front Lines blog post.
Posted at 09:10AM Jun 16, 2020
by Devesh Vashishtha, M.D., M.S., and Mary Puttmann-Kostecka, M.D., M.Sc.
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Wednesday Jun 10, 2020
Pandemic Is Shining a Light on Health Disparities
Marie-Elizabeth Ramas, M.D., writes in the FPs on the Front Lines blog that the pandemic is amplifying the health inequities minorities face in the United States.
Posted at 08:37AM Jun 10, 2020
by Marie-Elizabeth Ramas, M.D.
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Tuesday Jun 02, 2020
Snorkeling or Paralysis: An FP's Strange Experience With COVID-19
Ryan Neuhofel, D.O., M.P.H., explains how the pandemic has forced him to try some unconventional things, including new approaches to personal protective equipment, in the FPs on the Front Lines blog.
Posted at 12:17PM Jun 02, 2020
by Ryan Neuhofel
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