Fellowship Blog

August 14, 2025

Imagine stepping into a hospital under the pretense of receiving care, yet what you get isn’t truly what you need, and you still need to pay for it. A 2017 research article written by Heather Lyu, et al, states that “Physicians reported that an interpolated...

Shared Decision Making: The Power of Collaborative Care by Maggie Barnidge

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Fellowship Blog

August 14, 2025

Healthcare is a two-way street. Historically, the physician-patient dynamic has involved a power hierarchy, with physicians taking the lead in medical decision-making. In our modern day, with overburdened healthcare systems and overworked physicians, the need for an open, reciprocal dialogue between patients and physicians is...

Antimicrobial Resistance by: Katherine Black

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Fellowship Blog

December 10, 2024

Antimicrobial Resistance Written by: Katherine BlackMore frequently, patients are coming to find that there are no treatment options to treat infections as common as an ear infection. As bacteria continue to evolve, the typical antibiotics prescribed to treat them are no longer effective. This terrifying scenario...

Incentivizing Innovation: A Better Approach to Drug Affordability by: Mac Rung

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Fellowship Blog

December 10, 2024

Incentivizing Innovation: A Better Approach to Drug Affordability Written by: Mac Rung If you take a look at the world's leading pharmaceutical companies – the majority are American. Despite this, public sentiment in the US towards pharmaceuticals seems to veer on the side of skepticism, leading...

Shared Decision Making & Care Guidelines by: Mallory Holloway

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Fellowship Blog

December 10, 2024

Shared Decision Making & Care Guidelines Written by: Mallory HollowayAs someone living with cystic fibrosis, I’ve spent countless hours of my life in and out of doctor’s offices. While my journey has been shaped by numerous healthcare professionals as well as my care team, I...

The Value of Medicines and Who Decides It by: Kashvi Kapoor

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Fellowship Blog

December 10, 2024

The Value of Medicines and Who Decides It Written by: Kashvi KapoorMedicines save lives. They improve health, extend lifespans, and allow people to live fuller, richer lives. But the true value of a medicine is often much more than the pill in a bottle or the...

Fellowship Blog

Reforming Prior Authorization by Michael Woody

Shared Decision Making: The Power of Collaborative Care by Maggie Barnidge

Antimicrobial Resistance by: Katherine Black

Incentivizing Innovation: A Better Approach to Drug Affordability by: Mac Rung

Shared Decision Making & Care Guidelines by: Mallory Holloway

The Value of Medicines and Who Decides It by: Kashvi Kapoor

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