Medicine Requires Trust
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Do Doctors Really Celebrate on National Doctor’s Day?
The following was originally posted to Paragonfire. As a doctor, do I actually celebrate Doctors’...
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The State of Bacterial Vaginosis
Recent research on the diagnosis, treatment, and management of bacterial vaginosis (BV) reveals a...
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Three Ways to Build a Healthcare Quality Measurement Framework
Do What You Do Well It sounds like a good idea at first – measure the things you do well and let...
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Identifying Allergic Drug Reactions
With recent data suggesting that for each allergist in the United States there about 6,000 people...
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The Importance of Genetic Testing in Early-Stage Breast Cancer
The majority of patients who are diagnosed with early-stage breast cancer often have surgery...
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Enhancing Adherence With ART
Antiretroviral therapy (ART) has been shown to effectively control the HIV disease process and...
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Answering Questions about Medicines & Pregnancy: The FDA Has Resources
Physicians play an important role in helping their pregnant patients make informed health choices,...
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Do You Know the Costs of ED Care?
The relationship between cost efficiencies and quality of care cannot be overstated. Previous...
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Conference Highlights: ACC 2018
By Chris Cole Managing Editor Pros & Cons With Perioperative Beta-Blockers Previous research...
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Conference Highlights: CROI 2018
PAD Risk & HIV Though research indicates that cardiovascular disease risk in higher among...
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Four Dos and Don’ts for Physicians Looking to Grow their Financial Wealth
Historically, the title of physician came with the near automatic assumption that the individual...
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Conference Highlights: SCCM 2018
Balanced IV Fluids Vs. Saline Few studies have assessed the impact on outcomes of various IV...
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Capnography Monitoring Reduces Respiratory Compromise During Procedural Sedation
Clinically significant adverse events associated with procedural sedation and analgesia...
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Communication and Integration in Emergency Care: Has Anything Changed in 30 Years?
Thirty years ago, ambulance and emergency medical services (EMS) had shifted from the old “Scoop...
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Talking to Teens About Vaccination
Despite increases in recent years, adolescent immunization rates in the United States fall short...
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MACRA: Proceed With Confidence at the Point of Care
We’ve been living in a MACRA world for some time now, and yet most physicians still aren’t...
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Creating Efficiency in the Patient Journey
The transformation to value-based care has placed tremendous focus on delivery of care as it...
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