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And here you go: Several Planet Princeton readers reported seeing Snyderman in public last week. One reader saw Snyderman sitting
Continue readingEntertaining, Educating, and Criticizing Our Broken Healthcare System for 22 Years
And here you go: Several Planet Princeton readers reported seeing Snyderman in public last week. One reader saw Snyderman sitting
Continue readingWell, I took the plunge. Today is October 13th, 2014. I graduated medical school in 1994. It took me 20
Continue readingThe stories keep changing about who really screwed up at the Texas Health Presbyterian Hospital where the first US Ebola victim
Continue readingT Those of us in primary care like to drone on about the death of our specialty. Yet, another group
Continue readingRemember this term: narrow network. What this means is that as insurance companies get more controlling they will be very
Continue reading“Respond; don’t react. Listen; don’t talk. Think; don’t assume.” Raji Lukkoor, author
Continue readingThis is an article in Slate (reprinted from Vulture) that extolls the virtues of Bill Murray. The links are on
Continue readingThe South Koreans I suspect have now achieved parity with the U.S.A. in an important field, the ability to sensationalize
Continue readingAs I hadn’t been preaching the perils of industrialized medicine enough, here may be one of the best examples, which
Continue readingAt the Advocate Christ Medical Center in Oak Lawn, Chicago, on October 12, 2012 a nurse is alleged to have
Continue readingYou can always check out ZDoggMD at zdoggmd.com. If you do, please contact him and tell him to do the
Continue reading“People say that money is not the key to happiness, but I always figured if you have enough money, you
Continue readingThe DEA rescheduled hydrocodone to C-II as of October 6. That means hydrocodone preparations can’t be called in and special
Continue readingIn study published in Health Affairs (per a Medical Economics blurb), 78% of office based docs have some type of
Continue readingThe Affordable Care Act promised a bunch of stuff to a bunch of folks in all its rush to final
Continue readingI see that the federal government is unveiling a plan to prevent and counter antibiotic resistance. Pardon me while I
Continue readingI have worked for multiple administrators. I have worked for multiple hospitals. I am scarred for life from both. Then
Continue readingThe trouble with the rat race is that even if you win, you’re still a rat. Lily Tomlin
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