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Building Upon The Benefits of Fellowship Training

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July 12, 2023
Fellowship training is crucial for practitioners' careers. It offers benefits such as clinical expertise, academic productivity, and career advancement. However, the opportunities for collaboration and staying updated in medical practice decrease after the fellowship program ends. Fortunately, ...
Fellowship training is a pivotal part of many practitioners’ careers. Moreover, senior physicians consider mentorship to be among their most fulfilling professional activities. Also, hospitals invest heavily in personnel, recruitment efforts and strategic planning to implement a successful fellowship program. They, like the fellows themselves, look for a return on their investments.The benefits of fellowship are well-reported and manifold. They include clinical expertise, academic productivity, higher quality care, more time doing research, greater career satisfaction, higher success rates with grant proposals, publication, and career advancement.Unfortunately, a fellowship program lasts only one to three years. Once it is over, the realities of medical practice greatly reduce the opportunities for collaboration with peers, mentors, and researchers. It becomes much more difficult to keep up with advances in medical science and clinical best practices. For the fellows, their mentors, and the sponsoring hospitals themselves it is regrettable that the best attributes of fellowship training largely disappear once the formal program has concluded.This need not be the case. Modern platforms and processes enable efficient approaches to training, education, and collaboration across institutional and indeed national boundaries. Circles are designed and used to facilitate not only the continuation of fellowship benefits, but to build upon them for all concerned. Download our OneSheet on the topic, or contact us to learn more.
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Circles For Sustained Mentoring By Clinical Leaders

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July 7, 2023
Mentoring is highly valued among medical thought leaders. As mentees move on, preserving the energy and productivity of initial relationships becomes difficult. Collaboration during subsequent years is valuable for both sides. Circles maintain and expand that value.
Used by providers and industry around the world.Medical thought leaders highly value mentoring young residents, fellows, and medical students. However, as those mentees move on it can be difficult to preserve the energy and productivity of the initial relationships. And collaboration during those subsequent years can be the most valuable for both sides. Circles are the ideal platform to maintain, and indeed expand, that value.Easily collaborate across institutional and national boundaries on study designs for any clinical/scientific topic, any degree of complexityEliminate challenges created by incompatible EMR systems, languages, IRB/MEC policies and individual practice variationsCapture clinical, scientific, and financial value from the real-world evidence generated daily in your and your colleagues' practicesEfficiently develop data-driven conference, educational, website, journal, and social media materialsSecure social media functionality enables active, sustained collaboration, teaching, and learningMore Benefits:Clinical grade, turnkey, integrated, flexible, minimal burdenRCT’s, pragmatic studies, IRB submissions, registries, PROMsOwn and control your datasets. Accessible from any device 24/7Excellent user experience for clinicians and patientsSupport for industry fundingLow cost. High return on investment. Up and running in days. Cancel on 30 days' noticeLarge, growing library of validated observational protocols and outcomes assessment scores. or develop your own Powerful report functionality to generate expected and "serendipitous" correlations Contact us for a demo, or to discuss your requirements.
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Real-World Data And The Business Of Medicine

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June 28, 2023
A successful medical practice must also be a successful business. RegenMed partners globally with practioners of generating financial and clinical value from real-world evidence. Investigator fees, honoraria, product discounts, and enhanced patient engagement are examples of such value.
RegenMed has the pleasure of working with independent medical practices around the world. Many of these clients face challenges regarding finance, marketing, IT, personnel management, and other fundamental business elements. This is not surprising since business is rarely taught in medical school, even at an introductory level. Moreover, business courses by themselves do not constitute business experience and judgment. While medical students, residents and fellows benefit from clinical collaboration and mentorship of senior physicians, no analog exists for clinicians dealing with harsh business realities.These business deficits make it difficult for a private practice to reach its full potential – or even survive. The resulting diminishment of independent medical practices is highly regrettable. But its root cause – a lack of preparation for business realities -- has other serious consequences. These include non-physician leadership of medical institutions, inflated healthcare costs, less choice for patients, physician “burn-out” and reduced interest in a medical career among the “best and brightest”.RegenMed Circles are product-agnostic, but certainly not business agnostic. They generate financial as well as clinical value from the enormous amount of real-world data flowing daily through their medical practices each day. Examples of such value include honoraria, product discounts, investigator fees, superior patient engagement, new service lines, and professional advancement.One important approach to any business decision is return on investment. What will I receive and when, in exchange for what I put into a particular initiative? Staff hires, IT licenses, marketing spend, device purchases, rental agreements, ASC partnerships – each should be looked at through an ROI lens. Real-world data remain a major untapped asset of each independent medical practice. The cost and burden of capturing those data are negligible. The returns are manifold and substantial.Contact us to learn more.
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The Medical Trailblazers

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June 23, 2023
Medical discoveries are hindered by established knowledge, difficulties in proof development, and self-doubt. Despite this, we live in an exciting time for medicine, where those who possess the scientific rigor and inventiveness of past trailblazers can make advancements. It is not about ...
Medicine advances by questioning standards of care. However, many such standards today are based on expensive and product-specific clinical trials which only well-capitalized for-profit companies can afford.Meanwhile, the need for broader-based improvements in healthcare delivery is becoming more acute. Medicine is increasingly specialized while, paradoxically, the systemic nature of pathologies and treatments alike is increasingly apparent. For the modern clinician, it is easy to be daunted. There is not too little information; there is too much.But we arguably live in the most exciting time in the history of medicine. Those individuals who today combine the courage, inventiveness, persistence, and scientific rigor of past medical trailblazers will stand on their shoulders.It is not a matter of money, nor of access to the latest laboratory equipment, nor of “big data” and complicated algorithms. It is a matter – as it always has been – of careful observation, following one’s informed intuition, scientific methodology and willingness to make mistakes.At RegenMed, we have the honor of working with clinicians and scientists around the world who seek to verify accepted “knowledge”, attempt to make sense of their own observations, believing that they can improve standards of care for their patient panels. They collect and examine real-world evidence, and go where that evidence takes them – whether a tentative confirmation of their hypothesis, a serendipitous correlation or a dead-end. They seek out peers with whom to collaborate. They are willing to publish and otherwise share their hypotheses and data.Circle Members include department chairs, sole practitioners, medical research directors and others. Many, on the basis of their work, began as attendees at medical conferences, and are now invited speakers. Others are receiving industry support while maintaining full control over their studies.To quote Hippocrates, “science begets knowledge; opinion, ignorance.” The building blocks of science are found in the “real world”, where the application of science finds its greatest value. We applaud those modern trailblazers who, using their own powers of observation and professional judgment, strive to advance medicine for the greater good. Modern technology, efficient yet inexpensive, can be a great aid to them.Please contact us to find out more.
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