Understanding and addressing the unique health needs of people residing in rural America
is critical to the American Heart Association's pursuit of a world with longer, healthier lives …

Purpose A substantial body of evidence describes the multidimensional relationship
between the intersection of physicians' work and personal lives and health care quality and …

In nearly every US state, a large mismatch exists between the need for neurologists and
neurologic services and the availability of neurologists to provide these services. Patients …

Background Heterogeneity of existing physician burnout studies impairs analyses of
longitudinal trends, geographic distribution, and organizational factors impacting physician …

As part of our ongoing interest in patient-and family-centered care in epilepsy, we began,
before the onset of the CoVID-19 pandemic, to evaluate the concerns and preferences of …

Objective To assess adherence to and individual or systematic deviations from predicted
physician compensation by gender or race/ethnicity at a large academic medical center that …

Objective Health professionals caring for persons with multiple sclerosis (MS) are faced with
increasingly complex working conditions that can undermine their job satisfaction and the …

Background Physician burnout is a well-recognized problem in health care that has a
negative impact on professional well-being and quality of patient care. Rates of burnout in …

Objective: Those with chronic neurologic disorders are often burdened not only by the
condition itself but also an increased need for subspecialty medical care. This may require …

For many neurologic subspecialties, the fellowship application process begins early in the
first half of the second year of neurology-specific training (PGY3 for adult neurology …