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Is Health Care Reform The Lesser of Two Poor Choices?
I don’t think anyone knows if government-run or private-run health care is the answer. Both seem to be the lesser of two poor choices for a variety of reasons. Central among the reasons is the lack of… more →
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The pain - when will it end?
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nickopotamus wrote 4 months ago: I’m almost bored of ranting about the lack of adequate pain management in primary care. I say … more →
Is Health Care Reform The Lesser of Two Poor Choices?
doctorblue wrote 6 months ago: I don’t think anyone knows if government-run or private-run health care is the answer. Both seem to … more →
Primary Care bulletin
Jo Alcock wrote 7 months ago: The National Primary Care Research and Development Centre at Manchester have recently published thei … more →
What I Know About Health Care Politics
doctorblue wrote 8 months ago: I’m pre-empting my continuing saga on efforts to secure legal counsel with this blog in honor … more →
The Story #18: Diagnostic Journey Leads To The Cause of Motility Dysfunction
doctorblue wrote 9 months ago: A few years ago, a group of scientists are said to have solved the age old question, “Which ca … more →
The Story #17: The Religion of Diagnosis
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doctorblue wrote 10 months ago: It’s been said things aren’t always what they seem. I say life isn’t always what i … more →
The Story #8: Search For A New PCP
doctorblue wrote 10 months ago: January 31, 2005. Given a long history of gastrointestinal problems and constant lower left abdomina … more →
Blog Overview: Replace The Caduceus
doctorblue wrote 11 months ago: Based on my experience, I feel the caduceus medical symbol should be replaced with a picture of a ph … more →
What Would You Change About Medical Care?
doctorblue wrote 11 months ago: I would approach healthcare delivery like it was a brand new business. Wipe the slate clean. The fir … more →
The Story #1: The Beginning
doctorblue wrote 1 year ago: In March 2003, I went to my primary care physician (PCP) with what I thought was my usual annual spr … more →
