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Mashup Score: 1Why speaking up in medical school could save lives - 3 month(s) ago
An experience with a hypothetical patient taught me the critical importance of speaking up in medical situations to ensure patient safety and effective care.
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Mashup Score: 1Sham peer review: Why is there no malpractice insurance for this? - 3 month(s) ago
Sham peer reviews, which target good physicians for non-medical reasons, often have predetermined outcomes and can harm reputations without providing any legal protection, unlike malpractice insurance for patient lawsuits.
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Important article on sham peer review by @EquityDocs Dr. Tracey O’Connell. This is far more common than you think. Read now to protect yourself. https://t.co/wRpQYYXS5c
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Mashup Score: 0Creating a subspecialty track for experienced hospitalists - 3 month(s) ago
A formal clinical track for experienced hospitalists to function as inpatient subspecialists would address the shortage of subspecialists, enhance hospitalist careers, and improve patient care.
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Creating a subspecialty track for experienced hospitalists. https://t.co/cnEU6KPGUQ
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Mashup Score: 10
In 2021, nearly one-third of U.S. adults and over a quarter of children reported having allergies, affecting over 100 million people, leading to a need for better diagnostic and management strategies, particularly through allergen component testing to improve patient care and reduce unnecessary specialist referrals amidst a shortage of board-certified allergists.
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Why you need #allergen# component tests to support your #allergy #diagnosis: understanding the benefits of allergen component testing. https://t.co/4Rc9LHdS2a https://t.co/eyYC3R0OxK
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Mashup Score: 2Sham peer review: Why is there no malpractice insurance for this? - 4 month(s) ago
Sham peer reviews, which target good physicians for non-medical reasons, often have predetermined outcomes and can harm reputations without providing any legal protection, unlike malpractice insurance for patient lawsuits.
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RT @kevinmd: Sham peer review: Why is there no malpractice insurance for this? https://t.co/NTNogPqqEB #Physician #Malpractice via @kevinmd
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Mashup Score: 1
Physicians’ financial survival has been lucky, but their value is disintegrating due to a lack of business education and government control over health care.
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RT @kevinmd: Physicians’ access to maximum potential in medical practice has vanished https://t.co/K9TGvOmYRy #Physician #PracticeManagemen…
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Mashup Score: 6The sham peer review: a hidden contributor to the doctor shortage - 4 month(s) ago
Sham peer reviews, often based on vague and unjustified accusations, are contributing to the growing doctor shortage by undermining careers and causing unwarranted professional setbacks.
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Sham peer review of physicians is more common than you think. Read this article by @EquityDocs member Dr. Tracey O’Connell to protect yourself. https://t.co/3hASAGgMmw
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Mashup Score: 4Struggles of navigating prestigious medical systems - 4 month(s) ago
Navigating the convoluted bureaucracy of prestigious medical systems left me exhausted and without the appointment or bill resolution I sought, highlighting systemic inefficiencies.
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RT @kevinmd: Struggles of navigating prestigious medical systems https://t.co/xz1KqPR2I1 #Physician #PrimaryCare via @kevinmd
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Mashup Score: 3
Despite my education and experience, I find myself overwhelmed by the contradictory and often meaningless deluge of medical information, raising concerns about how the average person can discern beneficial advice amidst this chaos.
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Medical misinformation: How to find clarity in a sea of contradictory advice https://t.co/UdmmmGqac7 via @kevinmd & #MBennetBroner
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Mashup Score: 13How international medical graduates shape U.S. health care [PODCAST] - 4 month(s) ago
Join us for a conversation with George M. Abraham, former president of the American College of Physicians (2021-2022) and a professor of medicine. We’ll explore the vital role of international medical graduates (IMGs) in the U.S. health care system. Discover how IMGs enhance cultural competence, improve access to care in underserved areas, and contribute to academic medicine and research. George shares his perspectives on the challenges IMGs face, their impact on internal medicine, and strategies to ensure equal opportunities within the physician workforce.
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In this recent podcast, Dr. Abraham discusses how as health care continues to evolve, we must embrace our diversity and afford equal opportunity to all segments of our physician workforce, including our international medical graduates (IMGs). https://t.co/viZt0jg6x4 https://t.co/QYLF6ybgnl
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RT @kevinmd: Why speaking up in medical school could save lives https://t.co/ItILzax7At #Education #Medicalschool via @kevinmd