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Protocol Medicine – It Is Time For Doctors To Recognize Their Value

We hear that doctors do not like “protocol medicine” – they do not want to follow a “cookbook” when every patient is different. It is not a good understanding of…

StephenSchimpff
StephenSchimpff
February 9, 2011

More Evidence that Medical Malpractice Reform Wouldn’t Stop Excessive Testing

As discussed recently (Let’s not forget patient safety in med mal reform) I don’t buy the idea that excessive testing is mainly attributable to “defensive medicine,” i.e., doctors doing too…

DavidEWilliams
DavidEWilliams
February 8, 2011

Obesity Devices Gain From Drug Woes

It is a repeated theme in the history of medtech development. Drugs represent an alluring treatment alternative, since the option to swallow a pill to deal with a problem will…

PatrickDriscoll
PatrickDriscoll
February 8, 2011

SCOTUS to Hear Case Involving Governor’s Proposal to Cut Payments for Providers to California’s Medicaid Patients

The U.S. Supreme Court will decide if doctors, hospitals, pharmacies and others who provide services to California Medi-Cal recipients can have their payments cut by the state. Medi-Cal, the state’s…

MichaelDouglas1
MichaelDouglas1
February 7, 2011

Pay-for-Performance: An Overview

Pay-for-performance schemes have been attracting much attention of late. A RWJF policy paper from 2007 provides a nice overview of various P4P design considerations. Below, I summarize some of the…

JasonShafrin
JasonShafrin
January 20, 2011

Can Media handle the Healthcare news?

I enjoy reading Drew Altman’s Pulling It Together column, an easy that usually contains something of interest. Yesterday’s piece (Repeal) was a straightforward summary of the issues surrounding the House’s…

DavidEWilliams
DavidEWilliams
January 20, 2011

The Incidence Of Kidney Failure Due To Diabetes Is Down – But We Should Not Be Pleased

Diabetes mellitus is the most common cause of kidney failure that progresses to end stage renal disease (ESRD,) meaning that the person requires dialysis or kidney transplant. ESRD is chronic…

StephenSchimpff
StephenSchimpff
January 17, 2011

6 Questions Hospital CIOs and IT Directors Should Be Asking Vendors

    With healthcare IT integration tasks finally taking off because of Meaningful Use and other care collaboration requirements, HL7 interfaces will become even more important. After being involved in…

ShahidShah
ShahidShah
January 12, 2011
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