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Who monitors clinical guidelines? http://bit.ly/9t1s |
Will paying patients to lose weight be effective? http://bit.ly/40NG |
SharpBrains hosts Grand Rounds http://bit.ly/g2c2 |
Assisted suicide, broadcast on television http://bit.ly/4Wif |
The controversy surrounding asthma and long acting beta agonists http://bit.ly/7ACV |
When drug side effects scare patients away from treatment http://bit.ly/121m0 |
Will medical homes invent a new health industry? http://bit.ly/udCy |
A doctor talks about farts, flatus and passing gas http://bit.ly/ClMx |
When primary care refuses to accept Medicare http://bit.ly/h5eO |
Women donating their eggs, is it easy money? http://bit.ly/Qv8U |
@doc_rob That is absolutely true. Unfortunately. re: "The task [of installing an EMR] is titanic regardless of product." |
Why too many CT and MRI scans can be dangerous for patients http://bit.ly/M6cL |
How much of the teen patient visit should you keep confidential? http://bit.ly/iVse |
Does e-prescribing save prescription drug costs? http://bit.ly/UUhq |
@doc_rob Don't agree with that. There are EMRs out there that are sub-par and impede workflow. re: " The problem is not the products." |
@doc_rob Big if. Seamless EMR implementation is in the minority, and requires superb organization and committment. Not everyone does so. |
@Geek2Nurse EMRs should be able to do both, no tradeoff. re: "Easier lives for MDs vs. better safety for patients" |
@healthITgirl Depends if the EMR will make doctor's lives easier. re: will doctors use EMRs. Right now, EMRs are too cumbersome to use. |
Bed sores are on the rise, despite being a Medicare "never" event http://bit.ly/4Bph |
Would you want a tired doctor who knows you, or a rested one that doesn't? http://bit.ly/s2DT |
