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Shut Up and Sell - the Corporate Physician's New Motto?
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9:20 AM
Evidence has been seeping into public view about the extent physicians who sign up to take care of patients as corporate employees give up ...
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health care ethics
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Health Care Academics' Unrest and Bad Health Care Leadership?
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12:34 PM
Last month we discussed a recent, large scale study of physician burnout, and wondered whether it would finally inspire some discourse abou...
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free speech
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health care ethics
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medical schools
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physicians
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BLOGSCAN: Key Opinion Leader Admits to being a Marketer
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11:56 AM
Without any notable shame, and as a guest blogger on KevinMd. The post was about other physicians can become big-time KOLs by using social...
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key opinion leaders
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pharmaceuticals
Cart Before the Horse, Part 3: AHRQ's "Health IT Hazard Manager"
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1:11 PM
In a July 2010 post " Meaningful Use Final Rule: Have the Administration and ONC Put the Cart Before the Horse on Health IT? " an...
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electronic medical records
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faith-based informatics beliefs
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Health IT Hazard Manager
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human experimentation
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human rights
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informed consent
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research subjects protections
Courses and Conferences on Health Care Ethics, Corruption, Marketing
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7:37 AM
Two courses and two conferences of interest to Health Care Renewal readers are coming soon. Short Course: Why Do Physicians Not Make Rationa...
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health care corruption
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health care ethics
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judgment and decision psychology
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pharmaceuticals
The First State's Deadest (Deadliest?) Duck - Is This ED EHR Harming or Killing Anyone in NSW?
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4:45 AM
Nobody seems to be asking this simple question: Is This ED EHR harming or killing anyone in NSW? It cannot be " not compromising patien...
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Cerner FirstNet
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health care ethics
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healthcare IT dangers
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NSW
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reckless disregard
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reckless endangerment
A Critical Review of a Critical Review of e-Prescribing ... Or Is It CPOE?
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7:06 AM
In PLoS medicine, the following article was recently published by researchers at the University of New South Wales in Australia: Westbrook J...
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health care ethics
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healthcare IT anecdote
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healthcare IT cost
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informed consent
Cybernetik Über Alles: Computers Have More Rights Than Patients?
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4:28 AM
[Note: this essay contains many hyperlinks. They can be right-clicked and opened in a separate tab or window.] What medical devices are sh...
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Cybernetik Über Alles
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Rep. Tom Marino
Why 99 Percent of the Irrationally Exuberant About Health IT Need To Be Removed From Healthcare
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4:52 AM
At Roy Poses' cross post " Why 99 percent of health care should be angry " over at the KevinMD blog, I introduced a comment in...
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"If You Like Your Doctor You Will Be Able to Keep Your Doctor. Period"
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Humana allows policyholders to keep old plans without paying more; Anthem is still deciding
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