A recent analysis of graduate-degree earnings shows that medicine and pharmacy degrees remain among the strongest graduate-level financial investments, even as many other advanced programs yield low or negative returns.

A gastroenterologist at Northwestern Medicine led a National Institutes of Health-funded study testing whether simulation-based mastery learning could address reduced training time and a growing procedural skills gap in gastrointestinal practice.

Co-creation proved effective in producing sustained patient-safety improvements and researchers demonstrate how a collaboratively designed continuing professional development program can translate learning into lasting behavioral and...

The importance of medical writing for pharmacists is widely recognized, yet this skillset is not routinely covered in pharmacy education.

The American Medical Association (AMA) has launched a comprehensive nutrition education initiative designed to equip physicians, residents and medical students with practical, evidence-based tools to help patients make healthier dietary choices,...

Researchers implemented a pragmatic, nurse-led quality improvement initiative that embedded a structured stoma care program into routine practice within a resource-constrained tertiary medical center.

European health care professionals express cautious optimism toward generative artificial intelligence (AI), according to new research.

Researchers sought to evaluate the educational efficacy and impact of a national webinar focused on artificial intelligence (AI)-based auto-contouring.

The Boston University Chobanian & Avedisian School of Medicine's Center for Continuing Education and the Boston Medical Center (BMC) Health System's Quality and Patient Safety Department jointly operate the QI Hub, a resource for...