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Shut Up and Sell - the Corporate Physician's New Motto?

thumbnail Evidence has been seeping into public view about the extent physicians who sign up to take care of patients as corporate employees give up ...

Health Care Academics' Unrest and Bad Health Care Leadership?

thumbnail Last month we discussed a recent, large scale study of physician burnout, and wondered whether it would finally inspire some discourse abou...

BLOGSCAN: Key Opinion Leader Admits to being a Marketer

thumbnail Without any notable shame, and as a guest blogger on KevinMd.  The post was about other physicians can become big-time KOLs by using social...

Cart Before the Horse, Part 3: AHRQ's "Health IT Hazard Manager"

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In a July 2010 post " Meaningful Use Final Rule: Have the Administration and ONC Put the Cart Before the Horse on Health IT? " an...

Courses and Conferences on Health Care Ethics, Corruption, Marketing

thumbnail Two courses and two conferences of interest to Health Care Renewal readers are coming soon. Short Course: Why Do Physicians Not Make Rationa...

The First State's Deadest (Deadliest?) Duck - Is This ED EHR Harming or Killing Anyone in NSW?

thumbnail Nobody seems to be asking this simple question: Is This ED EHR harming or killing anyone in NSW? It cannot be " not compromising patien...

A Critical Review of a Critical Review of e-Prescribing ... Or Is It CPOE?

thumbnail In PLoS medicine, the following article was recently published by researchers at the University of New South Wales in Australia: Westbrook J...

Cybernetik Über Alles: Computers Have More Rights Than Patients?

thumbnail [Note: this essay contains many hyperlinks. They can be right-clicked and opened in a separate tab or window.] What medical devices are sh...

Why 99 Percent of the Irrationally Exuberant About Health IT Need To Be Removed From Healthcare

thumbnail At Roy Poses' cross post " Why 99 percent of health care should be angry " over at the KevinMD blog, I introduced a comment in...