Interventional Pain and Wellness

Why is it so hard to find an auto mechanic these days?

Don't ignore that 'check engine' light much longer—it could take a while to find someone to fix your car. Here's why.

She spent two years taking care of the ‘perfect plant.’ Then, she realized it’s plastic

"I feel like these last two years have been a lie."

5 Things Your Dog Wishes You Knew About Picking Him Up

Picking up your dog the right way is easy as long as you follow these vet recommended techniques. Check out our do's and don'ts for handling canines.

3 Things to Ask Your Internal Medicine Physician About Your Health

If you don’t know what an internal medicine physician does, find out. They’re a very valuable resource.

Emergency medicine physicians are slightly more miserable than their colleagues: 6 findings

Emergency medicine physicians are less happy than physicians in general, according to Geneia's Physician Misery Index, a nationwide survey of more than 300 emergency medicine physicians who practice medicine full time.

Emergency medicine physicians urge colleagues to help prevent gun violence

Two practicing emergency medicine physicians -- both thought leaders at the forefront of finding solutions to the public health crisis of gun violence -- urge their colleagues to take direct action to protect the health and safety of patients and communities.

Pain Relief Stretches You Should Know: Garden State Pain Control: Pain Medicine Physicians

You may be suffering from a preexisting joint related condition like arthritis, recovering from pain after back surgery, or are just feeling the aches that life

Ways to Deal With Chronic Pain (Other Than Medication): Garden State Pain Control: Pain Medicine...

Chronic pain medication can be highly valuable for individuals who need it.

Can Relaxation Relieve Pain?: Garden State Pain Control: Pain Medicine Physicians

At any given moment, approximately 100 million Americans suffer from chronic pain which is difficult to diagnose, a term used to describe persistent pain that l

3 Different Ways in Which Slouching is Bad for You: Garden State Pain Control: Pain Medicine...

There’s a reason why your family made sure you sat up straight at the dinner table.

Surprising Ways Stress Can Affect Your Body: Garden State Pain Control: Pain Medicine Physicians

PR Measurement Professional Joins Universal Information Services

Jean Saucier has joined Universal Information Services to assist with business development to the Public Relations industry. News Monitoring and PR Measurement

When Do Information Services Projects Belong on the IT Side?

Tim Barlow discusses where the border should be drawn between the work of the information services (IS) and information technology (IT) teams. His experience is that "mission creep" on IT-related projects can be a problem in the IS team. He outlines a series of recommendations for ensuring tasks don't fall beyond the technical ability or strategic scope of the IS team and how to identify what should be carried out by IT colleagues.

How to secure Criminal Justice Information Services data from anywhere

Criminal justice information security is always a top priority. Join this webinar to learn how to go from strategy to implementation when securing data.

Addressing overconfidence when practicing medicine

How to recognize—and overcome—the common thought process of overconfidence when it comes to practicing medicine. 1

Helping Men Realize the Power of Preventative Medicine

Certified physician assistants can help change the culture around men and their access to medical treatment. 1

National Sustainable Agriculture Information Service

Educational modules for beginning farmers. It also includes modules on business development, farm safety and sustainable agriculture.

4 Steps to Regaining the Passion to Practice Medicine

You can't change the trajectory of medicine, but there are strategies you can take to get back to why you went into the field in the first place.

To help patients quash pain, researcher develops practical guide for health care providers

In a new book, Stanford pain psychologist Beth Darnall offers practical tools for health care providers to help their patients reduce pain.

How Health Care IT Diagnoses Data Pain Points

The growing variety of health care data presents many challenges for IT leaders as the velocity and volume of this data continues to explode.