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Apr 2, 2008
New loan rate for Pennsylvania doctors who require med-mal insurance

Pittsburgh Business Times http://www.bizjournals.com The Pennsylvania Medical Society has created a special-rate loan for Pennsylvania Medical Society members to help ease the financial hardships some physicians face in paying for malpractice insurance, the group said Tuesday. Doctors are required to carry malpractice insurance and the state has helped pay part of the premiums for years. […]

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Apr 2, 2008
MSPAlliance Announces First Comprehensive Professional Liability Insurance Program for Managed Service Providers

http://www.prweb.com Low-cost professional liability insurance offers advanced protection for MSPs; available exclusively to MSPAlliance members. Chico, CA (PRWEB) April 2, 2008 — MSPAlliance, the International Association of Managed Service Providers, today announced the launch of a new professional liability insurance for Managed Service Providers (MSPs). This insurance program will be underwritten by Lloyd’s of London […]

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Mar 31, 2008
CUMC Continues Quest for Improved Care With Digitized Records

By Roland Zemla http://www.columbiaspectator.com Amid growing paper stacks of patient charts, prescription notes, and physician orders, New York City hospitals have been flooded with medical information that has put excessive strain on the efficiency of health care delivery and patient management. For the Columbia University Medical Center, however, the classic patient-chart system may soon become […]

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Mar 31, 2008
Thousands of Michigan doctors likely to hang up their stethoscopes

DIANE IVEY | Capital News Service http://blog.mlive.com LANSING– John Dircks is a doctor of pulmonary medicine in Kalamazoo and will be celebrating his retirement.The 65-year-old physician, a graduate of the University of Michigan, founded his pulmonary clinical care group in 1976, and said he looks forward to a reduced workload. But for Dircks, retirement is […]

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Mar 31, 2008
Insurance subsidy for docs set to end Monday

BY ROBERT SWIFT http://www.thetimes-tribune.com HARRISBURG — Legislative leaders remain at odds over health care issues, thus making it likely a state program to reduce malpractice insurance costs for doctors will expire as scheduled on Monday. The dispute means that Pennsylvania doctors will have to make malpractice payments Monday with no state-subsidized abatement to ease the […]

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Mar 31, 2008
An unhealthy situation for patients

By Cathleen F. Crowley http://timesunion.com Dr. Joseph Sellers walks to work at Bassett Healthcare Cobleskill, where he is a primary-care doctor. He lives in Cobleskill, and his son is mayor. Nineteen years ago, Sellers was lured to Schoharie County because the state promised to repay part of his medical school bills if he set up […]

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Mar 31, 2008
Several issues have high priority, doctors' advocate says

By LARRY HANNAN http://www.jacksonville.com Doctors look out for their patients while Jay Millson looks out for the doctors. Millson, the executive vice president of the Duval County Medical Society, advocates for the interests of doctors in Duval County. The medical society, which is part of the Florida Medical Association, also creates a local directory of […]

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Mar 28, 2008
Obstetricians may avoid births due to lawsuit threats

By Frank Donnelly http://www.nola.com NEW YORK — Ten years from now, many babies could be delivered by doctors who are total strangers to their mothers. Medical malpractice insurance for obstetricians and gynecologists could become so expensive that only hospitals — and the doctors under their insurance umbrellas — could afford coverage for birthings. For expectant […]

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Mar 27, 2008
Panel identifies 21 ways to improve how NY educates its doctors

The Business Review (Albany) http://www.bizjournals.com A state panel has identified 21 ways in which New York’s Graduate Medical Education system can be improved. The New York State Council on Graduate Medical Education (COGME), a group of physicians, medical administrators and other heath care leaders, issued its report to Health Commissioner Dr. Richard Daines on March […]

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