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Could "I'm Sorry" End Malpractice?
Dr. Emily Senay Takes A Look At Doctors Who Apologize For Medical Errors http://www.cbsnews.com Linda Kenney went into the hospital for what she expected to be a short stay for ankle surgery in 1999. Days later in the ICU, she found out she was lucky just to be alive.
A "second opinion" on our doctor shortage
Jim McPherson http://www.azcentral.com My heart skipped a beat when I saw that a trial lawyer was writing about Arizona’s physician shortage (“Vanishing physician scenario is a myth,” Arizona Republic, February 4, 2007).
AMA: President's 2008 Budget Ignores Medicare Physician Payment Problem; Cuts Funding to Cover Uninsured
WASHINGTON, /PRNewswire-USNewswire/ — The following statement was released today by Cecil B. Wilson, M.D., Board Chair of the American Medical Association: “Over the next eight years, Medicare payments to physicians will be slashed nearly 40 percent, while practice costs increase about 20 percent. Without adequate funding, physicians cannot make needed investments in health information technology […]
Better Days Ahead
SooNews Staff http://www.soonews.ca This is an historic week for medicine in Northern Ontario. Medical graduates from across Canada will be in Sudbury and Thunder Bay interviewing to become part of Northern Ontario’s first fully-accredited and administered Medical Residency program. As Med School Dean Roger Strasser notes in the attached column, this influx of Medical Graduates, […]
Preparing for retirement – through one Boca physician’s eyes
by By John Johnston http://www.bocaratonnews.com Where am I going in life?
Emergency room group sues HRMC
By Becky Johnson • Staff Writer http://www.smokymountainnews.com
Kent County doctors start malpractice group
http://www.delawareonline.com It’s been nearly two years since a panel of experts from the state’s business and medical community began exploring the idea of creating a self-insurance “risk retention group” that would allow Delaware doctors to own and operate their own insurance companies. Self-management and oversight by the physicians, of course, could drastically lower premiums charged […]
Doctors can't be expected to work without compensation
SHELDON J. TAUB, M.D http://www.palmbeachpost.com/opinion
Medical malpractice tort reform bills criticized
NATHAN JOHNSON – Daily Herald http://www.heraldextra.com
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