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The pathway for foreign doctors to practise in New Zealand is neither easy nor very fair, meaning an over-stretched health system is missing out on valuable expertise. 
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There is a renewed push for better support services for doctors as increasing numbers reach out for help over chronic stress and other mental health issues.
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An unprecedented drop in visits to the emergency department has been ruinous to the job prospects for new doctors.
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Dave Burkhard, 28, is an ER doctor who was healthy before he got coronavirus. He spent three days in the hospital and hopes others take the virus seriously.
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Doctors' mental health has always been at risk, but the pandemic is pushing too many to the brink.
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Exclusive: state branch of AMA also wants mandatory mask fitting for frontline health staff
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Don’t underestimate the moral anguish of deciding who gets a ventilator.
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Doctor Morgan Eutermoser is confronted every day with overflowing waiting rooms, and like many American doctors, she is finding Omicron the most challenging wave of the pandemic yet.
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Don't mess with this virus. Extraordinary stories from the 3 UK doctors we first met a year ago, all living with 'long COVID'
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Doctors and nurses on the front lines are running on empty, under increasing duress as the pandemic surges and hospitals are overrun with patients.
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More than half the state's trainee doctors say they are overworked and exhausted – and they fear making a medical error.
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The narrative is that Covid-19 patients are either hospitalized near death, or ride out a ‘mild’ Covid flu at home. The reality is more complex
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Respiratory therapist Robertino, who takes care of COVID-19 patients at the Scripps Mercy Hospital in San Diego, came up with a genius idea of reassuring his patients with his smile all the while staying safe behind a mask.
James Oudin's curator insight,
April 26, 2020 9:57 AM
I think this is a great idea. I have to wear PPE very similar to this when responding to 911 calls. It is a very troubling site for patients. By doing this, it humanizes us a bit to try and make things not seem as scary.
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Documenting the marks the pandemic is leaving on medical professionals in Italy
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