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Repeating Tests and Images - Duplication in Healthcare

eastlouisvilleent wrote 1 week ago: How is it possible that pieces of information are not available when decisions need to be made? This … more →

Tags: duplication

Hospitals Allegedly Enforcing Questionable Practices to Increase Bottom Line

thehealthlawfirm wrote 5 months ago: By George F. Indest III, J.D., M.P.A., LL.M., Board Certified by The Florida Bar in Health Law Docto … more →

Tags: Health Care Industry, Business Transactions, closing attorney, contract attorney, Contract Lawyer, Department of Justice (DOJ), false claims act, Florida health care attorney, Florida health care lawyer

Vol. 66 May 1, 2012 A Medical Business and Marketing Report

hubslist wrote 1 year ago: TOOTH FAIRY PRICE FUTURES UNCERTAIN The price the tooth fairy pays has increased nearly 90% since 19 … more →

Tags: Current Events, Evidence based Medicine, Infectious Disease, Nutrition, Vaccinations, DPT vaccine, Global Warming, Patient Satisfaction, pitcher's elbow

45 medical tests or treatments to avoid2 comments

medconsumers wrote 1 year ago: Our medical care system has become a danger, an expensive, wasteful danger at that. So what else is … more →

Tags: Cancer, Heart, Screening, drugs, Scans and X-rays, breast cancer, radiation exposure, HEARTBURN, Doctors

Do Patients Want More Care or Less? - NYTimes.com

Andrew wrote 1 year ago: Some good examples of doctors providing the space for patients to make choices about the level of ca … more →

Tags: Cancer, lymphoma cancer, health, patient-doctor relationship, Medicine, Healthcare, patient perspective, doctor-patient relationship, NYTimes

“Top Five” List Identifies Opportunities to Improve Quality and Value in Cancer Care

Andrew wrote 1 year ago: Further to the article posted yesterday, here is the full press release on the top five. “Top Five” … more →

Tags: Cancer, lymphoma cancer, Medicine, Research, Science, breast cancer treatment, Asco, Routine Blood Tests

Doctors can help patients make informed decisions and prevent overtreatment

Andrew wrote 1 year ago: Good article on how medical history and a good primary care doctor can reduce the aggravation of unn … more →

Tags: Cancer, lymphoma cancer, patient-doctor relationship, Medicine, Healthcare, patient perspective, doctor-patient relationship

Good News, Guys: Spikes in PSA Don't Mean Prostate Cancer

Meredith Melnick wrote 2 years ago: The National Comprehensive Cancer Network and the American Urological Association currently recommen … more →

Tags: Cancer, Medicine, benign prostate enlargement, biopsy, MEMORIAL SLOAN-KETTERING, Proscar, Prostate Cancer, prostate specific antigen, PSA

Unnecessary tests

superfluousity wrote 2 years ago: I am MADPISSED. Because i realised today when i was in the hospital, that the rheumatologist(not min … more →

Tags: RA, Healthcare, transaminitis, LFTs, Money

Doctors who order tests for their own financial gain-KevinMD.com

nursefriendly wrote 2 years ago: Doctors who order tests for their own financial gain 6 comments in Physician practice http://platfor … more →

Tags: Healthcare, Medicare fraud, Medicare, Doctor, HEALTHCARE FRAUD, identify theft, Mafia, Medical Fraud, medicare beneficiaries

Most CT Scans are unnecessary

Marc wrote 3 years ago: CHICAGO (Reuters) – More than half of patients receiving abdominal CT scans, an advanced type … more →

Tags: Real Conspiracies, Health Care, CT Scans, radiation exposure, Radiation

Doing "Everything"2 comments

SW101 wrote 4 years ago: Family docs tend to be medically “conservative”. This means we don’t like to inter … more →

Tags: Disease, Family, health, Medicine, Politics, Residency, Science, aggressive medical care, false-positive tests

Doing "Everything"2 comments

SW101 wrote 4 years ago: Family docs tend to be medically “conservative”. This means we don’t like to inter … more →

Tags: Residency, Medicine, Science, health, Disease, Family, Politics, hospital care, hospital ranking

How To Run Your Doctor Off11 comments

Shawn W wrote 5 years ago: I had a “well woman” visit last week. They poked, prodded, mashed me flat, generally made me as unco … more →

Tags: Shawn Williams, Random Ramblings, doctors, My big mouth....


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