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Should Physicians Treat Family and Friends? Three Experts Weigh In
June 20, 2018
Several notable medical societies have issued ethical statements discouraging physicians from treating family members and friends.
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Frustrations With Prior Authorization: A Thorn in the Side of Clinicians
Prior authorizations and diagnostic imaging continue to be a frustration in the practice of medicine.
What the CVS/Aetna Merger Means for Primary Care
Aetna will gain data on pharmaceutical usage patterns that will enable the company to carefully parse the insurance risks it takes on.
Statistical vs Clinical Significance: Evaluating Bias in Research
Statistical vs clinical significance is a battle royale being constantly waged throughout all facets of medical research.
Making a Decision: Using Conscious vs Unconscious Thinking to Solve the Problem
A physician discusses conscious and unconscious problem solving methods.
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