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Clinician Conversations – Episode 3
Oct 27, 2026
In Episode 3 of Clinician Conversations, ApolloMD CEO Dr. Yogin Patel sits down with Dr. Sulieman Wazeerud-Din to discuss his journey into emergency medicine, his commitment to serving the Atlanta community and the leadership lessons learned through hospital closures and the opening of Grady South.
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Practice Management & Hospital Operations
Quality Improvement Takes More Than a Scorecard
Oct 16, 2026
Improving patient care takes more than measuring performance. ApolloMD leaders share how actionable data, clinical context, collaboration and operational support can help physicians turn quality insights into meaningful improvements.
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Perspectives 
Leadership & Strategy
The Next Generation of Emergency Physicians Wants More Than a Paycheck
Oct 01, 2026
Today’s emergency medicine residents are thinking beyond compensation when choosing their first job. Tariq Noohani, DO, MBA, FACEP, FACOEP, explores how mentorship, professional growth, workplace culture and opportunities beyond clinical practice can help physicians build fulfilling careers designed to evolve over time.
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Clinician Career Growth & Development
Clinician Conversations – Episode 2
Sep 29, 2026
In Episode 2 of Clinician Conversations, Yogin Patel, MD, sits down with Mayur Patel, MD, MBA, MPH, to discuss his journey in emergency medicine, passion for global health and experiences providing care across different communities. They explore healthcare access, telemedicine, physician leadership and the lessons Mayur has brought back to his practice in the U.S.
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Leadership & Strategy
Affordability Is a Clinical Issue Not Just a Financial One
Sep 23, 2026
When patients delay care because of cost, the consequences show up at the bedside. ApolloMD CEO Yogin Patel, MD, MBA, FACEP, explores why affordability and access are clinical issues and how innovation and AI can help patients receive the right care sooner.
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Events
The ACEP26 Guide to Chicago: Things to Do, See and Eat During Your Trip
Sep 17, 2026
Heading to ACEP26 in Chicago? Make the most of your conference trip with our guide to the city’s best things to do, see and eat. From iconic attractions and lakefront views to Chicago-style favorites and restaurants near McCormick Place, discover how to experience more of the city between sessions and after the conference day ends.
Clinician Spotlight
Clinician Spotlight 
Emergency Medicine
Tom Li, MD
Aug 26, 2026
When an elderly man arrived at the ED as a trauma activation after a minor fall, Dr. Tom Li recognized that severe confusion, unstable vital signs and prolonged heat exposure pointed to something more. His clinical judgment uncovered life-threatening heat stroke and helped guide the team toward the treatment he needed.
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Clinician Career Growth & Development
Clinician Conversations – Episode 1
Aug 26, 2026
In the inaugural episode of Clinician Conversations, Yogin Patel, MD, sits down with Dany Accilien, MD, MBA, to discuss emergency medicine, physician leadership, healthcare innovation, artificial intelligence and the purpose behind practicing medicine.
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Leadership & Strategy
How We Rebuilt Our Emergency Department Without Losing What Worked
Aug 20, 2026
A physician shares his firsthand experience rebuilding an emergency department after a major practice transition. What began with uncertainty evolved into stronger staffing, improved patient flow and a culture that preserved what already worked.
Clinician Spotlight
Emergency Medicine
Brianna Watson Connects Emergency Medicine and Public Health
Aug 18, 2026
Brianna Watson, the 2026 ApolloMD Emergency Medicine Scholarship winner, is preparing for a career that connects emergency medicine, public health, and environmental research. From her early hospital volunteer experience to her upcoming research in Thailand, Watson hopes to better understand the factors that contribute to illness and help communities prevent health emergencies before they happen.
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Leadership & Strategy
Translation & Trust: Why Physician CEOs Never Stop Being Physicians
Aug 11, 2026
Physician CEOs bring a unique perspective to healthcare leadership, connecting the realities of the bedside with the priorities of the[EJ1.1] boardroom. Yogin Patel, MD, explores how clinical experience, intuition, translation, and trust can help physician leaders navigate strategy, operations, and growth while keeping patients at the center of every decision.
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Healthcare Industry
The Corporate Medicine Debate is Asking the Wrong Question
Aug 03, 2026
The debate over corporate medicine is often framed around labels, but the real issue is alignment. Dr. Josh Hargraves shares why ownership, governance, transparency, and incentives matter more than whether a group is labeled corporate or democratic.
Clinician Spotlight
Emergency Medicine
Jim Horchem, NP
Jul 28, 2026
After a tornado severely damaged his family’s home, Jim Horchem, NP, faced one of the greatest challenges of his life. Supported by his community, coworkers, and former patients, he continued caring for others while navigating his own recovery. His story highlights the resilience, empathy, and determination that have defined both his career and personal journey.
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Hospital Medicine
Better Data, Faster Decisions, Stronger Throughput
Jun 24, 2026
Hospital leaders are often expected to improve length of stay, throughput, and overall performance without a clear, consistent view of the data behind those metrics. This blog explores how aligned reporting and better visibility help teams identify delays, improve decision-making, and unlock capacity across the hospital.
Clinician Spotlight
Emergency Medicine
Christian Casteel, DO
Jun 16, 2026
An elderly patient arrived in respiratory distress, initially suspected to have asthma or COPD exacerbation. Evaluation revealed inability to speak and minimal air movement, prompting concern for airway obstruction. A bedside evaluation confirmed a foreign body lodged at the vocal cords. The object, a large intact beet, was successfully removed, leading to immediate improvement and full recovery.
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Emergency Medicine
When Patient Flow and Throughput Slow in the Emergency Department
May 18, 2026
Patient flow directly impacts emergency department performance, patient experience, and hospital capacity. Delays often originate beyond the front door, driven by inpatient constraints and system decisions. Evan Howell shares how hospital leaders can take a systemwide approach to improve throughput, reduce bottlenecks, and support care teams during volume surges.