medical education

Educators worry that the very leaders who will define post-COVID healthcare leadership won't have quality experience during the crisis.

As university campuses close and disease prevention efforts intensify, hospitals, nursing homes and other health care venues in California and...

Two lawsuits against ABIM dismissed, but appeals are in or on the way.

Federal policy makers are examining regulations that require more-stringent supervision, or that limit providers from practicing at the top of...

'Much more can be learned from the dead'

International medical school graduates are more likely to be primary care physicians than their U.S. medical school counterparts, says the...

Program offered for medical students who'll commit to primary care at the Pennsylvania-based health system after graduating.

Residents who experience mistreatment during training have greater risks of burnout and suicidal thoughts.

The 30-day mortality rate for these high-risk patients was 15.9% at major teaching hospitals, compared with 18.2% at non-teaching hospitals.

The financially troubled 496-bed teaching hospital in Philadelphia shutters on September 6.

Physicians can choose between periodic brief assessments or single high-stakes exam.

New research debunks the notion that July suffers more medical errors than any other month owing to an influx of...