Certain programs and intervention techniques may be able to address the issue of physician burnout, according to researchers from the Division of General Internal Medicine at Hennepin County Medical Center. 34 primary clinics participated in the study to see if work-life interventions could improve physician satisfaction and burnout percentage. Half of the clinics participated in […]
Cold Feet Could Mean Better Sleep
Cold feet might not be the greatest thing at the wedding alter, but they could help you get better sleep at night. According to researchers at Victoria University, sleeping with your feet outside the blanket could help you get a better night’s sleep because it helps regulate your body’s temperature. See, when you reach your […]
Giving New Meaning To Thinking On Your Feet
Some Canadian schools are giving new meaning to the term “thinking on your feet” by providing students with standing desks. We’ve discussed the health benefits of standing desks on the blog before, and while they’re typically more popular in the workplace, more schools are considering the idea of adding standing desks to their classrooms. Toronto […]
Dr. Silverman Featured on Kare 11 News
If you follow Silverman Ankle & Foot on social media, you were likely tipped off about Dr. Silverman’s appearance on KARE-11 News on Friday. The story featured Dr. Silverman and Charles Soto, a former patient who had undergone an ankle replacement operation. Thanks to KARE 11 and Renee Tessman for putting this story together. Hopefully […]
Survival Rates Of Certain Surgeries
No surgery should ever be considered minor, but it’s obvious that some operations are much more extensive and risky than others. When you’re having a major operation, you want to seek out some of the best and brightest doctors in the business. Today, we examine how surgery survival rates fluctuate based on which hospital patients […]
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