Educating Today’s Residents to Become Tomorrow’s Leaders

Tanya Kenevich

Making sure that residents get what they need through leadership, education, and support is essential for professional and personal growth. During a session at the National Orthopaedic Leadership Conference in Washington, D.C., moderators Lisa Cannada, MD, and Thomas Muzzonigro, MD, and speakers Megan R.

Less-obvious Habits Can Significantly Impact Physician Lifestyle and Happiness

Jeffrey M. Smith, MD

A recent article published by Medscape examined lifestyle habits and happiness among physicians and surgeons. Some of the results came as no surprise: We all know we should exercise regularly and eat healthful foods. Some of the other findings—such as those about number of friends, belief systems, and introversion—aren’t covered as often. In this article, I’d like to dive more deeply into the less-covered aspects of physician happiness.