Opinion
Experience may not always the best teacher
Our surplus of experience always can stand to gain a little refreshing from those who have little of their own.
News
The price of protection
Does adding more protective gear make some sports more dangerous?
News
Sacred cows
Two articles suggest that we need to be more careful as we interpret the buzz around the terms “early intervention” and “evidence based.”
Opinion
See for yourself
This rule of if-you-order-it-you-look-at-it functioned as a healthy deterrent against frivolous ordering of marginally valuable studies.
Opinion
Snake in the grass
In selecting which anticipatory guidance topics to address, we have to know the families we are trying to help.
Opinion
Identity crisis
Does being a physician guarantee that he or she has more experience than a nurse practitioner?
Opinion
Apple pie and ...
Do mothers have a special something only they can provide their children?
Opinion
Listen carefully
How important are the training of the examiner and the environment to the success of auscultation of neonates?
Opinion
Good for something, or an American tragedy
Should absence of computer records force a New Hampshire pediatrician to close her practice?
Opinion
The electronic elephant
Primary care physicians spent nearly 6 hours, which was more than half of their workday, on the EHR during and after clinic hours.
Opinion
Whose nurse is she/he?
To whom does a nurse in your office owe his/her primary allegiance?
Opinion
Death by meeting
What qualifies as a good meeting?
Opinion
Rectal temps in the nursery
This method ensures a careful look at an infant’s whole body.
Opinion
Under our noses
Could ADHD really be a manifestation of sleep deprivation?
Opinion
‘Without clinical prodrome’
Parents and physicians will continue to wonder whether someone else might have picked up those early signs of impending disaster.