The fall season brings with it the potential for government shutdown on October 1. We are seeing this play out this week as Congress has yet to pass any of the 12 FY2024 appropriations bills or a short-term spending bill (i.e., Continuing Resolution, or CR) to keep the government funded while Congress continues to work […]
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The Nominating Committee met on July 31st to consider all eligible candidates for the upcoming term of office. The committee recommends the following slate for consideration by the society membership. MSV Board of Directors Term 2023-2024/2025 Officers (Elected for 1-year term) President-Elect | Joel Bundy, MD Speaker | Michele Nedelka, MD Vice Speaker | Atul […]
National Physician Suicide Awareness Day (NPSA)—on Sept. 17—is a sobering reminder for physicians and others to ensure that we advocate for programs and initiatives to support physician health and wellness. Supporting physician wellness and reducing physician burnout are key elements of the AMA Recovery Plan for America’s Physicians. Physicians have higher rates of death by suicide than the […]
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via VDH Dear Colleague: The Virginia Department of Health (VDH) is declaring a statewide outbreak of meningococcal disease caused by the bacterium Neisseria meningitidis serogroup Y. The sequence type associated with this outbreak was first identified in eastern Virginia in September 2022 and has since been detected in central and southwest Virginia. This letter provides an update to the […]
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Quality Insights, a healthcare organization committed to improving healthcare and promoting health equity, recently celebrated its 50th anniversary by launching a grant program aimed at supporting innovative projects. After reviewing submissions, Quality Insights selected six winners who will collectively receive more than $100,000. Quality Insights CEO, Sven T. Berg, M.D., expressed his gratitude to all […]
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The Medical Society of Virginia and its members’ hearts go out to the families and communities affected by the Maui Wildfires. Many of our members are asking how they can support the many communities impacted. Below is information, resources, and ways you can currently support. The Hawaii Medical Association (HMA) has been doing regular updates […]
As you may be aware, the new MATE law requires DEA-registered practitioners who are renewing their license or any first-time registrants to complete eight hours of training on the treatment and management of patients with opioid or other substance use disorders. The University of Virginia is pleased to provide an 8-hour training course that meets […]
Impact of a Federal Government Shutdown on Health Programs
The fall season brings with it the potential for government shutdown on October 1. We are seeing this play out this week as Congress has yet to pass any of the 12 FY2024 appropriations bills or a short-term spending bill (i.e., Continuing Resolution, or CR) to keep the government funded while Congress continues to work […]
2023 Nominating Committee Report
The Nominating Committee met on July 31st to consider all eligible candidates for the upcoming term of office. The committee recommends the following slate for consideration by the society membership. MSV Board of Directors Term 2023-2024/2025 Officers (Elected for 1-year term) President-Elect | Joel Bundy, MD Speaker | Michele Nedelka, MD Vice Speaker | Atul […]
National Physician Suicide Awareness Day underscores urgent need to support physician wellness
National Physician Suicide Awareness Day (NPSA)—on Sept. 17—is a sobering reminder for physicians and others to ensure that we advocate for programs and initiatives to support physician health and wellness. Supporting physician wellness and reducing physician burnout are key elements of the AMA Recovery Plan for America’s Physicians. Physicians have higher rates of death by suicide than the […]
Virginia Department of Health Declares Statewide Outbreak of Meningococcal Disease
via VDH Dear Colleague: The Virginia Department of Health (VDH) is declaring a statewide outbreak of meningococcal disease caused by the bacterium Neisseria meningitidis serogroup Y. The sequence type associated with this outbreak was first identified in eastern Virginia in September 2022 and has since been detected in central and southwest Virginia. This letter provides an update to the […]
Quality Insights Announces 50th Anniversary Grant Program Winners
Quality Insights, a healthcare organization committed to improving healthcare and promoting health equity, recently celebrated its 50th anniversary by launching a grant program aimed at supporting innovative projects. After reviewing submissions, Quality Insights selected six winners who will collectively receive more than $100,000. Quality Insights CEO, Sven T. Berg, M.D., expressed his gratitude to all […]
Support for Maui Wildfire Relief
The Medical Society of Virginia and its members’ hearts go out to the families and communities affected by the Maui Wildfires. Many of our members are asking how they can support the many communities impacted. Below is information, resources, and ways you can currently support. The Hawaii Medical Association (HMA) has been doing regular updates […]
Important Message for DEA-Registered Practitioners
As you may be aware, the new MATE law requires DEA-registered practitioners who are renewing their license or any first-time registrants to complete eight hours of training on the treatment and management of patients with opioid or other substance use disorders. The University of Virginia is pleased to provide an 8-hour training course that meets […]