Star Trek's Dr. McCoy couldn't diagnose a dam thing without his medical tricorder!
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Health Care “Reform”
CLASS Act Failure Mirrors Medicare Failure
The same liberal egalitarianism irrationality that sunk the long term care plan (CLASS act) is ultimately going to sink Medicare.
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How Medical Care is Like Deficit Spending
Spending money like it's someone else's problem.
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Why Medical Documentation Software Development Has Lagged Behind
An example of why it's hard to write software for health care delivery systems.
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The Happiest Days in a Doctor’s Life
It is said that the happiest days in a boat owner’s life are the day he buys it and the day he sells it. Likewise, The happiest days in a doctor’s life are the day he get his license and the day he figures our how to make a good living without it. I.e....
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Are We Getting Our Affordable Health Care Yet?
The Congressional health care reform boondoggle, otherwise known as the "Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act" expanded government funded health care to about 32 million Americans but other than some tepid insurance restrictions, basically screwed the rest of us. How is the new reform law doing at 90 days?
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One Fewer Pediatrician
The current health care system is doing a good job of driving away primary care providers by fixing it so that the harder they work, the less they make.
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Why Pay-For-Performance in Medical Practice Won’t Work
In fact, it's likely to make things worse.
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How Greed Makes for Bad Doctors
The study of motivation in economic rewards models provides us a framework by which to look at how greed and the drive to maximize profit leads to more expensive and poorer quality health care.
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The Future of Primary Care Compensation?
Paying primary care physicians per patient visit and per office service is really, basically, very stupid.
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Massachusetts to Force Doctors to Accept Lower Rates or Lose License
What the hell is going on in Massachusetts?
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