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Spanish Experts Expand Care After Perinatal Loss (opens the original)
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The loss of a son or daughter at birth, whether expected or unexpected, triggers an emotional process within the family and can also affect the healthcare professionals caring for them. In this context, neonatologists play a fundamental role, especially when a relationship of trust has been built with the parents and their family members during a prolonged stay in the neonatal unit. Belén Fernández Colomer, MD, PhD, president of the Spanish Society of Neonatology (SENeo) and a neonatologist at t
Does Humor Have a Place in Modern Medicine? (opens the original)
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A man finishes reading a newspaper interview about the dangers of smoking. He takes a pack of cigarettes from his pocket, crushes them in his hand, and throws them into a trashcan. A witness who sees the scene calls a physician who is interviewed to tell him what happened. “I’m not making this up,” he assures him. Anonymous gestures suggest that, sometimes, a few words can be enough to change a decision and perhaps a life. The anecdote, titled A Beautiful Story, is attributed to Josep Morera i P
Retaining Medical Talent: Why Do Physicians Leave? (opens the original)
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Europe is currently facing a healthcare workforce crisis. An aging workforce, anticipated retirement, difficulties filling certain specialties, and the migration of professionals to other healthcare systems have made talent retention one of the sector’s major challenges. The European Association of Young Doctors (European Junior Doctors) has called for greater emphasis on motivation, professional development, and physician autonomy to support the retention of physicians, according to the report
How Pharmacists Can Strengthen Drug Safety Monitoring (opens the original)
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Adverse reaction reports are communications submitted by healthcare professionals, patients, or other healthcare-related parties to report the occurrence of an unwanted effect associated with the use of a medication, medical device, or treatment. These reports are part of pharmacovigilance systems, whose objective is to collect, analyze, and evaluate information on the safety of medicines once they are available to the public. Although medicines undergo rigorous clinical trials before being mark
Can Medical Volunteering Make You a Better Clinician? (opens the original)
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Volunteering helps clinicians develop adaptability, communication, and problem-solving skills. It also increases awareness of health disparities and reinforces values such as empathy, solidarity, and teamwork. Founded in 2003 by the Spanish Society of General and Family Physicians (SEMG), SEMG Solidaria has a network of more than 8000 volunteer physicians. In November, the organization conducted a surgical mission at Suka Maternity Hospital in a geographically isolated region on the border betwe
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