Publications by authors named "J L Greenstein"
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- A recent survey conducted among emergency medicine (EM) residents in New York and New Jersey aimed to assess their perceptions of the evolving EM job market as they approach graduation.
- Out of 436 respondents, 56% planned to start their job search earlier, with a significant number anticipating a challenging job market influenced by the COVID-19 pandemic.
- The study revealed a growing competitiveness in securing jobs, a decreasing interest in fellowship training as residents advance, and a preference for job opportunities on the East and West Coasts of the U.S.
Objective: Pain control for hip fractures is often achieved via intravenous opioids. However, opioids can have dangerous adverse effects, including respiratory depression and delirium. Peripheral nerve blockade is an alternative option for pain control that reduces the need for opioid analgesia.
View Article and Find Full Text PDFThe radiologist's ability to effectively communicate with patients is crucial in breast imaging. Having to tell a patient that she or he requires a biopsy procedure or has a new diagnosis of breast cancer is both a challenging task and a daily reality for many practicing breast radiologists. Despite this, communication in breast imaging is often not formally taught in most training programs, leading many breast radiologists to obtain their skills through on-the-job experience.
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