Life’s hard when you’re a doctor. We get it. Of the 40% of American physicians who’ve joined SERMO over the years, we see our membe ... More

Who better to explain how doctors practice than the doctors themselves. Our physicians share their stories from the frontlines of medicine and speak to the issues of the day. It is truly real world medicine, spanning continents and specialties.
Our Columnists:
Doctor Curmudgeon delightfully lectures us on the ins and outs of a medical practice. From hijinks at the front desk, to her true love of medicine, Diane Eisman, M.D. talks about it all.
Linda M. Girgis, M.D., family practitioner. Dr. Girgis is a passionate advocate for physicians, she writes about MOCs, the daily life of a family practitioner and her work with international medicine.

Life’s hard when you’re a doctor. We get it. Of the 40% of American physicians who’ve joined SERMO over the years, we see our membe ... More

– by Dr. Irving Loh, MD An interesting article (1) last month in Circulation: Cardiovascular Quality and Outcomes q ... More

~ by Linda M. Girgis, MD There is nothing sadder than the death of a child, except maybe a death that was ... More

~ by Linda M. Girgis, MD Being a primary care doctor has never been more difficult. Not only do we have to be ... More

~ Kathryn Hughes, MD, FACS Advocating for patients is a core value in medicine, in patient care. Our legacy as patient ... More

In March we opened the SERMO doors to physicians in the UK. Much preparation was given to the anticipation of cross-border ... More

~ by Linda M. Girgis, MD The meaningful use program began as part of the HITECH stimulus bill, part of the initiative to get ... More

~ by Dr. Irving Loh, MD Unless you're a health care practitioner who’s been in a coma or a survivalist just now emerging from a ... More
There are things that occur in the simple course of daily living that get my Curmudgeon up. They make me: Want to ... More

Doctors are in a unique position when it comes to social media. HIPAA concerns, administrative gaffs and more mean a physician's ... More