Sentinel Events – When Doctors Make Mistakes
by JC, MDIn the medical world, certain events that happen in the care of a patient are called sentinel events. These are unexpected... READ MORE →
In the medical world, certain events that happen in the care of a patient are called sentinel events. These are unexpected... READ MORE →
I’ve written before about medical malpractice and the rising costs for physicians of all specialties. One of the things... READ MORE →
In this era of declining reimbursements, I’ve been thinking a lot about socialized medicine and how physicians can... READ MORE →
I recently read an interesting editorial from the NY Times regarding the professions of law and medicine and how they continue... READ MORE →
For those of you who don’t know. The 80 hour work week is a relatively new limitation for resident physicians in training.... READ MORE →
As reimbursements continue to decrease every year, physicians must be extremely financial savvy in order to survive. Some... READ MORE →
One of the inherent problems with the field of Surgery is that aside from emergency surgery, surgical indications can be... READ MORE →
Some people have questioned why I blog as a physician and why I blog anonymously. For those of you who haven’t kept... READ MORE →
I’ve been helping a friend look for health and dental insurance these past few weeks. As a physician employed by a... READ MORE →
Recently I heard about a patient who was involved in a motor vehicle accident. He suffered a major pelvic injury and required... READ MORE →
This Sunday February 14th (9 p.m. ET), the Emmy-nominated Brain Games tv-show is back! Wonder junkie Jason Silva returns to our screens, teaming up with... READ MORE →
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