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80-Year-Old Woman With Hip Pain

Rajaie Namas, MD

D. Sudhaker Rao, MD

Photoclinic | July 26, 2014

By Rajaie Namas, MD and D. Sudhaker Rao, MD

Whatever is causing this woman's hip pain, her x-ray looks quite severe. The diagnosis was correct 40 years ago, but it couldn't be treated effectively then. What's the problem?

Traditions Behavioral Health - FT Psychiatrists

Traditions Behavioral Health

Brown, Dry Plaques: Your Dx?

Image IQ | July 30, 2014

These asymptomatic plaques developed on the legs of a 59-year-old woman with diabetes mellitus and pulmonary sarcoidosis. Biopsy showed a granulomatous infiltrate of epithelioid histiocytes and multinucleated giant cells surrounded by lymphocytes “layered” throughout the dermis.What’s your diagnosis?

Adult or Child Psychiatrist: Western Massachusetts/Pioneer Valley/Berkshire Region

Adult or Child Psychiatrist: Western Massachusetts/Pioneer Valley/Berkshire Region (Greenfield, Springfield, Pittsfield or Athol). Exciting full- or part-time employment opportunity providing psychiatric case consultation, diagnostic evaluation and treatment of adult and/or child clients including prescription services in an Outpatient Clinical setting; will also have the opportunity to participate in the development of evidence-based practices and integration of program policies.

Evaluating Options for an Enterprise Imaging Strategy

Liza Haar

July 30, 2014

By Liza Haar

Find out which vendors and features are valued most by radiology organizations when it comes to image exchange.

Hand Hygiene and the Hawthorne Effect

OBGYN.net Staff

News | July 30, 2014

By OBGYN.net Staff

If someone is watching, clinicians will wash their hands. But what happens when big brother isn’t there?

Is the New 'Assistant Physician' Role Good for the Healthcare System?

Blog | July 30, 2014

It's no secret that the United States is facing a serious physician shortage. But how far should we go to ensure adequate access to patient care?

The Cefaly Device: A Low Risk Preventative Option for Episodic Migraine

Thomas P. Bravo, MD

Rashmi B. Halker, MD

July 30, 2014

By Thomas P. Bravo, MD and Rashmi B. Halker, MD

This FDA-approved treatment for migraine is a welcome alternative for patients who have significant medication intolerances or who wish to try a non-pharmacologic approach to treatment.

Humiliation and Its Impact On Our Patients and On Us

H. Steven Moffic, MD

July 30, 2014 | Couch in Crisis, Psychotherapy

By H. Steven Moffic, MD

To some extent, humiliation is part and parcel of the human experience. Some make the case that minor experiences can be psychologically beneficial. The important challenge for mental health professionals to help patients understand and reduce humiliation.