Gregory Fainit

The US continuing medical education (CME) market is undergoing a substantial transformation, with estimations suggesting it will reach $4.40 billion by 2029. This remarkable growth trajectory is fueled by the increasing need for current medical knowledge among healthcare professionals, a necessity driven by the rising prevalence of chronic

In the dynamic and rapidly evolving healthcare industry, recruiting individuals who are early in their careers presents an invaluable opportunity for employers. Early-career professionals, including recent graduates and those transitioning into healthcare roles, bring a unique set of attributes to the workforce, such as enthusiasm, innovation, and

The Hong Kong University of Science and Technology (HKUST) is making significant strides in medical education by establishing a Medical Education Task Force. This initiative is part of HKUST’s broader goal to found the third medical school in Hong Kong. The Task Force, composed of experienced scholars and doctors, aims to provide strategic advice o

The University of Otago, a prestigious institution with a legacy spanning 150 years in training medical professionals, has recently extended its congratulations to the Honorable Simeon Brown on his new appointment as Minister of Health. Vice-Chancellor Grant Robertson highlights the crucial role of the health sector in the nation's overall

Nurse burnout has emerged as a critical issue deeply impacting the quality of healthcare and patient safety, as highlighted by a comprehensive study in JAMA Network Open. The research, which combined findings from over 80 different studies, pinpointed a consistent and worrying link between nurse burnout and various negative outcomes in healthcare

In a significant move to leverage technology in public health, the World Health Organization (WHO) has introduced its "Artificial Intelligence in Public Health Readiness Assessment Toolkit 2.0". This initiative represents a strategic effort to integrate artificial intelligence (AI) across global healthcare systems, with the goal of

New Zealand's primary healthcare system is under immense pressure. Recent data reveals that nearly half of the country’s general practices have closed their books to new patients, leaving approximately 290,000 New Zealanders without access to a local General Practitioner (GP). The strain on the primary care sector is evident and multifaceted,

Creating a workplace that supports the health and well-being of employees is becoming increasingly important in today's corporate landscape. Keane’s HealthPoint Pharmacy has been recognized for its efforts in this area, particularly in supporting staff and customers experiencing menopause. This accolade speaks volumes about their commitment t

The article delves into the strategies and challenges involved in garnering support and trust from healthcare professionals for adopting artificial intelligence (AI) in healthcare settings. This analysis aims to understand how healthcare leaders can successfully engage their clinical workforce and gain buy-in for AI technologies, focusing on the

Lesotho marked a significant milestone on June 13th, 2024, with the inauguration of the Maseru District Hospital and Eye Clinic. This sophisticated medical facility, a collaborative effort between the Lesotho Government, the Chinese Government, and the World Health Organization (WHO), aims to revolutionize healthcare delivery in the country. The