In May, an emergency physician at George Washington University Hospital began a six-month study examining how accurately emergency doctors and physician assistants could diagnose wounds from ...
If there's one area of work comp pharmacy management that's making payers crazy, it's physician dispensing (followed closely by compounding).
by Chris Rangel, MD In response to a recent article on the topic of economic motivation theory, Michael Kirsch sent me information about a very interesting study (May 2010 issue of the British Medical ...
by JivinJ, host of the blog, JivinJehoshaphat Constantly troubled abortionist and abortion clinic owner Steven Chase Brigham is making the news again.
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Investigations into physician misconduct are not valid exceptions to patient privacy laws, the Supreme Judicial...
By KENT BOTTLES, MD I am frankly surprised by the number of comments, emails, and telephone calls I have received about my doctor report card blog post. Some were charged with emotion and even anger.
A new survey says they don't know that finasteride is used for chemoprevention. Urologists fear the drug could raise the risk of tumors.
I have spent my career in academic medicine – a career at 30 years and counting. Fortunately I have had success on my own terms.
As I wrote last Friday, I believe primary care docs are rebelling against the system. The system has made primary care physicians suffer emotionally and financially.
by Jeffrey Parks, MD Lucian Leape MD, a public health professor at Harvard, wants to subject doctors in America to strict random and periodic drug testing to help identify those physicians who are ...
by Jan Gurley, MD As a whooping cough epidemic hits California, you may be asking yourself, “hey, weren’t we all vaccinated for that?
by Allen Perkins, MD I have lived on the Gulf Coast for all but 5 of my 50 years. I grew up in Baton Rouge, Louisiana and now live in Mobile Alabama.
Nearly a month ago, I expressed my dismay and displeasure at the infiltration fo quackademic medicine into what is arguably the premier medical journal in the world, The New England Journal of ...
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Central Carolina Hospital is pleased to announce the creation of the Primary Care Physician Network.
In the final part of a three-part series on primary care, NPR reports on physicians assistants and nurse practitioners taking the place of physicians as deliverers of primary care.
Cincinnati, OH, September 2, 2010 -- The existence of chronic Lyme disease is an issue of sharp debate within the medical community. Some health care workers who call themselves "Lyme literate"...
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