Continuing Medical Education

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Why implantable medical devices are a big test for regulators

Learn about the ethical challenges of balancing patient safety with demand for lifesaving and life-improving technologies.

Ethics
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Ill-fitting PPE contributes to added stress for women physicians

Poorly fitting PPE could risk lives of female physicians and other health professionals as the country continues to battle COVID-19. Learn more with the AMA.

Infectious Diseases
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State high court protects peer-review documents from discovery

In a ruling favorable to physicians, Pennsylvania’s highest court says the law protects the documents that allow physicians to have frank conversations.

Judicial Advocacy
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Health systems science skills must survive transition to residency

Medical schools are teaching the essential topic, but a study suggests it will take more work to ensure it carries over to graduate medical education.

ChangeMedEd Initiative
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Practice owner or employee? Physicians' specialty may tell the tale

Family doctors, surgical subspecialists sit on opposite ends of the physician employment scale. Learn which specialties skew toward practice ownership.

Transition to Attending
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Allowing punitive damages in N.J. medical liability case unwarranted

In a power morcellator case, AMA Litigation Center tells New Jersey high court that allowing punitive damages would set bad precedent.

Judicial Advocacy
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Doctors wearing clear masks get higher marks on communication

Masks are still essential protection against SARS-CoV-2, but they can hamper rapport-building with patients. Learn how clear masks could help.

Infectious Diseases
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What to do when symptoms are difficult to see or measure

Patients can present with all kinds of symptoms that defy observation and diagnostics. Learn about the ethical challenges to clinical decision-making.

Ethics
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Stuart M. Greenstein, MD

Stuart M. Greenstein, MD, a surgeon from Bronx, New York, serves as member at-large for the Academic Physicians Section (APS) Governing Council for 2026-2027. Greenstein is also a member at-large for the Specialty and Service Society Governing Council.

Academic Physicians