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By Mark Newman At some point in every electronic health record (EHR) implementation, the question is asked, “How do other practices configure their EHR?” It’s ...
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By Chris DeMeo While most of the country’s attention recently was focused on the fate of the hotly disputed healthcare reform legislation, another, less controversial ...
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Each year, the Federation of State Medical Boards publishes the Summary of Board Actions, a compilation of disciplinary actions initiated by its 70 member medical boards. In ...
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By Jeffrey C. Bauer, Ph.D. The title of this article is intentional, as odd as it may seem. Futures is plural on purpose, and the ...
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By Guy A. Lee, MD Middle-aged and older patients commonly present with neurogenic claudication, the classic nerve-related radiating leg and buttock pain caused by lumbar ...
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