Carolyn S. Quinsey is a neurosurgeon. Casey Hribar is a medical writer. 

Medical education in the COVID-19 pandemic can’t be ignored

Medical Education
May 19, 2020

Within the current COVID-19 pandemic, health care workers and educators have quickly needed to make adaptations and sacrifices. In order to make room for the conservation of necessary aspects of care, we need to take a conscientious look at our resources. As such, two missions have been embraced nationally by health care systems and university hospitals: conserve personal protective equipment (PPE), and reduce viral exposures to staff and students. Medical …

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Medical education in the COVID-19 pandemic can’t be ignored

Why millennials in medicine want a different dress code

Medical Education
August 18, 2019

The millennial generation is known for its desire and ability to change the status quo. As this group continues to enter and dominate the workforce, particularly as our current residents and medical students, employers are adjusting their long-held practices to reinvent their culture and ensure long-term access to young, top talent.

Can you give this generation the same dress code as you did the baby boomers and expect the same result? …

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Why millennials in medicine want a different dress code