For the clinician practicing pediatrics in New England, summertime means being inundated with an unrelenting stretch of physical examinations—for camp, for sports, for school, for college. Most kids are healthy; most physical examinations are straightforward. Every once in a while, I see a special needs child, and those visits usually require me to slow down and readjust the speed at which I plow through my daily schedule. more»
Interested readers can now access my latest Art of Medicine column — He slows us down, and that’s a good thing — recently published in the Journal of the American Academy of PAs.
Please note that all of my previously published Art of Medicine pieces can now be accessed here.