HughesMedicine is a health information platform distributed by email subscription to physicians, pharmacists, and many others and is shared over Twitter, LinkedIn, and Facebook.
You can engage this audience by submitting an article on any topic related to health care. Submissions are preferably casually written, about 500 words, free of grammatical/spelling errors, referenced appropriately, and related to pharmacotherapy.
Accepted pieces may include links back to other websites and authors will retain the rights to their pieces which can be published elsewhere.
Please send your article or topic inquiries to:
hughes@hughesmedicine.com
Recommended for you
-
A 48 year old male is admitted to the hospital after experiencing a fever and malaise for several days. He states that he has some shortn... -
Let's start with a patient case. A patient on hemodialysis (M/W/F) is admitted to the hospital with cellulitis who also meets sepsi... -
Let’s start with a patient case. A patient is being treated with methylprednisolone 20 mg IV q6 hours for some inflammatory process and... -
A 55 year old business executive is being discharged from the hospital after a brief admission for cellulitis. His only PMH is HTN and o... -
Let's start with a patient case. A 70 year old male patient is admitted to the hospital for a diabetic foot infection. He has a past... -
Several previous discussions have dealt with the concept of the minimum inhibitory concentration (MIC) such as extended-infusion piperacil... -
There are many different insulin preparations and supplies available in order to create individualized regimens for patients. Here are s... -
(Click to enlarge) Vancomycin was the first antibiotic developed of the glycopeptide class. It is termed "glyco-" becaus... -
Let’s start with a patient scenario. A patient presents to the emergency room experiencing a heart failure exacerbation. When entering th... -
Let’s start with a patient case. An elderly patient is admitted through the emergency department with markedly worsening dyspnea and pu...
No comments:
Post a Comment
Note: Only a member of this blog may post a comment.