Wednesday, March 28, 2018
The Dander Riseth Ever Higher: Shulkin Case Emblematic of Dysfunction
What follows is numero sesto if memory serves in a series of what gets one's dander up in this era of dysfunctional health care. Of course it seems these days our news in Health Care Renewal is so often all about focal dysfunction mirroring much broader problems of governmental and societal dysfunction. It's in this context that I learned just now of the current VA Secretary's ouster while
How Do We Counter Health Care Disinformation Under a Disinformer-in-Chief?
"Don't worry, things could be worse. And sure enough, things got worse."
Disinformation in Medicine and Health Care
Stealthy, deceptive systematic marketing, lobbying, and policy advocacy
campaigns on behalf of big health care organizations, often
pharmaceutical, biotechnology and medical device companies, have long
been a subject of Health Care Renewal. A relatively recently revealed
Disinformation in Medicine and Health Care
Stealthy, deceptive systematic marketing, lobbying, and policy advocacy
campaigns on behalf of big health care organizations, often
pharmaceutical, biotechnology and medical device companies, have long
been a subject of Health Care Renewal. A relatively recently revealed
Thursday, March 22, 2018
And the Dander Keeps On Rising
This is número cinco in our series of attempts to shed some of this dander. But it keeps on rising. Here are two recent reports both relating to the life-on-the-ground of North American rank and file physicians, especially as that life increasingly revolves around data entry and digital madness over and above everything else.
Are physicians suffering from acute, maybe by now chronic, PTSD? In
Are physicians suffering from acute, maybe by now chronic, PTSD? In
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