Physicians

Health care reform full of flaws

Why would they need an escape hatch?" Some 61 percent of Americans oppose replacing private health insurance with a government-run option. Yet, a group of Democrats in the House and Senate desperately want to see a public...

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'Telemedicine' plan gets cool reception: Medical board might not have legal footing

RENO, Nov 07, 2009 (Las Vegas Review-Journal - A California company might become the first from another state to practice "telemedicine" in Nevada. A representative of Clinician Medical Group told the medical board that his...

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Medical Transcription Services for Family Practices

Medical transcription services offer enhanced file management capability for family practices. Medical transcription services for family practices are allied health services undertaken by outsourcing companies. The service is...

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AMA Honors Medical Society Executives

Posted on: Saturday, 7 November 2009, 15:00 CST Jacquelyn T. Coleman (CT), David A. Cook (GA), Louis J. Goodman (TX), Palmer P. Jones (NH), David L. Tarver (LA) Honored CHICAGO, Nov. 7 /PRNewswire-USNewswire/ -- The American...

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Physicians' disclosures to UW, journals inconsistent

Earlier this year, a cancer specialist at the University of Wisconsin School of Medicine and Public Health co-authored a medical article on TomoTherapy. The journal article said Mehta reported no potential conflicts of...

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The Health Care Disaster in Canada

After more than a decade of public health care with mandatory coverage, so many Canadian doctors have left the practice and so many young people have entered other fields that Canada ranks 26th of 28 developed...

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Monroe hospital hopes clinic frees up emergency room, lowers costs

By Rodney Manley - rmanley@macon.com FORSTYH — During the fiscal year that ended in October, Monroe County Hospital gave away $1.1 million in uncompensated medical care. “Emergency rooms all over the country are deluged with...

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Family of Spokane shooting victim describes 'frustrating' wait for details

A man from Spokane was one of the victims of the shooting rampage at Fort Hood, Texas. Family members of Michael Grant Cahill, a Spokane native killed at Fort Hood, Texas, on Thursday, waited for hours after the shooting...

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Initiative tackles abuse of prescription drugs

Initiative tackles abuse of prescription drugs Prescription drug abuse and addiction have become such a pervasive problem in Allen County that local law enforcement. Mental health professionals and members of the legal...

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Demand for VA service rises, but so does budget

Cook/Staff photo Dr. Agu Suvari, a primary care physician, examines Ernest Proper, an Army veteran from Portsmouth, at the Somersworth Veterans Affairs Community-based Outpatient Clinic Friday morning. Dr. Marc Levenson,...

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