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Pumpkin is healthy for you.
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Pomagranate : A Healthy, Beautiful and Delectable Fruit.
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Pomagranate seeds : Healthy red pearls.
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Pomagranate Juice - Healthy drink.
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12 Side-effects of ACV (Apple Cider Vinegar).
Hello Friends !!! I had already shared health and beauty benefits of ACV in my previous articles. ...
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15 Health Benefits Of Aloe Vera.
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12 Health Benefits Of Kiwifruit (kiwi).
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More Health Benefits Of Kiwi (KiwiFruit)
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Health Benefits Of Apricot Fruit.
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Amazing Health Benefits Of Dried Apricot.
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Health Benefits Of Apricot Seed (Kernel) Oil.
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Health Benefits And Side-Effects OF Indian Gooseberry Juice (Amla Juice).
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Do you know amla oil or Indian gooseberry oil has great benefits and uses ?
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Review Of Zandu Chyavanprash Avaleha - An Ayurvedic Recipe.
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Discover the health benefits of delicious carrots.
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Recipes of yummy tomato soup - the taste of restaurant & goodness of purity at home.
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Loose weight by eating these superfoods - Easy weightloss program.
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Incredible health benefits of tomatoes.
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Recipe of mint cold sauce to remain cool and healthy.
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Teeth whitening trick recommended by dentist.
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Is your sunscreen safe ?
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Difference between Sunscreen and Sunblock.
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Sunshine Blogger Award - Simply Beautiful
Sunshine Blogger Award I am extremely happy that I've been nominated for Sunshine Blo...
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How to maintain a good oral health as an adult ?
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Rationing Our Finite Resources… with Our Eyes Open
Two articles published in the latest NEJM issue are devoted to “our finite resources” and the inevit...
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The Other Side of the EHR Mirror
For almost three years now, since the advent of the HITECH Act, and prompted by the exorbitant price...
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Is Meaningful Use Too Successful?
Approximately a quarter million clinicians and hospitals have signed up for Meaningful Use incentive...
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The 8th Pillar of the Patient Centered Medical Home
The Patient Centered Medical Home (PCMH) model of care is built on seven principles. Seven is a luck...
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Taxstereogram
On Thursday, June 28, 2012, the Supreme Court of the United States decided that requiring all indivi...
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EHRs Can’t Talk to Each Other?
When the hypothetical naked, unconscious and alone patient presents at your ER with no immediately e...
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Finding Utility in an EHR
If you are like most physicians in this country, you probably bought yourself an EHR, either recentl...
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The Privacy of Your Digital Self
Everybody has a shadow. Although as a small child you may have tried, you cannot separate yourself f...
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Dr. Gawande’s New Shiny Thing
Dr. Gawande has a new article in the New Yorker suggesting that hospital chains may very well be the...
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Big Trash
Like most home buyers, I toured the house with my family, checking closet space and bathtubs and fin...
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One Little Ewe Lamb
“There were two men in one city: the one rich, and the other poor….. “(II Samuel 12:1-12)Thus begins...
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Curb Your Enthusiasm…
High Tech people are very enthusiastic people. We are optimistic, confident and creative and if I ma...
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The Bionic Medicine of Programmable People
A couple of weeks ago I wrote a post about the clueless, but endearing, enthusiasm of technology peo...
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Verbal Wizardry
In his dissenting opinion on the health care law, my least favorite Justice, Antonin Scalia, argued ...
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Shocking News – EHRs Work as Designed
The health care crowd is abuzz with The New York Times revelation that Medicare billing rates seem t...
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The Big Birds of Health Care
For the first time in this election campaign Mitt Romney came up with a useful “zinger”. During the ...
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The Market for Patient Engagement
Wherever health care reformation and transformation is discussed, sooner or later the imperative of ...
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Remembrance of Docs Past
It was 10 AM and the unmarked glass door was locked. A woman in a brightly colored dress with a big ...
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The EHR Non-User Interface
Every time someone publishes an article or a paper or a blog post that has anything remotely to do w...
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Who’s Afraid of the Medical Home?
Obamacare is here to stay, and with it a host of initiatives small and large, some intended and some...
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Electronic Parking Lot
I was headed to a meeting downtown yesterday, and finding a place to park in the city is always a ch...
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Meaningful Use – A Pinch of 3 and a Dash of 4
While most folks are busy trying to keep up with Meaningful Use Stage 1, and Meaningful Use Stage 2 ...
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The Computer is my Shepherd…
If this were a business concerned with bottom lines, cash flows and sustainability, this would be a ...
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The Arithmetic of Health Care
Adam Smith would disagree, Karl Marx would be appalled, and heck even Milton Friedman and Ayn Rand w...
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The Crosshairs of a Triple Aim
“Better Care for Individuals, Better Health for Populations, and Lower Per Capita Costs” [ihi.org]If...
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Half Gov Half Degov Venti EMR Lite
Somewhere between the 20th century Bank ATM and the 25th century Tricorder, lays the EMR that we sho...
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De Novo EMR Design - Part I: Stating the Obvious
Our ancestors began using tools millions of years ago and humanity assumed control of the planet it ...
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Dr. Watson is Not a Meaningful User
IBM’s Dr. Watson of Jeopardy! fame has finally completed its residency and fellowships and, presumab...
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De Novo EMR Design Part II: The Quest for Information
The Edwin Smith papyrus ca. 1500 BCEIn Part I of this series, we engaged in a design exercise for an...
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The Destructive Recreation of Health Care
A dark wind is beginning to blow through the tortured landscape of health care in America. At the co...
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Around the Primary Care World in 80 Seconds
We spend a lot of money on health care in the U.S., but we spend a lot of money on other amenities a...
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De Novo EMR Design Part III: Computer… Computer… Hello Computer…
Continuing our fantasy journey towards a patient care oriented EMR for primary care physicians, let’...
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The Shell Game of Health-Contingent Insurance
According to a Kaiser Family Foundation poll earlier this month, it seems that three years after its...
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Game of Interoperabilities
In 2004 President Bush created the Office of the National Coordinator for Health Information Technol...
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Fast Medicine
How are you feeling today? Do you feel a bit under the weather? Maybe you have some aches and pains,...
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In Support of Senator Tom Harkin (D-Iowa)
“The Affordable Care Act, the health care law of 2010, created a Prevention and Public Health Fund.T...
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Indentured Servitude: A Silicon Valley Innovation
“…economic forces determined outcomes with relatively little constraint from political consideratio...
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10 Steps to a Blockbuster Health IT Startup
If you are tired of practicing medicine, or are compelled to be your own boss, or for whatever reaso...
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If You Want to Win, You May Have to Fight
“Victorious warriors win first and then go to war, while defeated warriors go to war first and then ...
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Spinning EHR Adoption Numbers
On May 22nd, the Secretary of Health and Human Services (HHS) published a momentous press release an...
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Health IT – The Right Tool for the Wrong Job
Every article, discussion, blog post, comment and casual remark on the subject of Electronic Medical...
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Move Over Big Data – Boundless Information has Arrived
If a mosquito lands on someone’s head and you hit the mosquito with a shovel, is the death of the gu...
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Health Care Transformation – It’s not Personal, It’s Business
Why are we transforming health care? Why do we feel compelled to act with such urgency and in such b...
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Should the DoD Buy Epic, or Cerner, or GE, or…?
The Department of Defense (DoD) is in the market for an EHR solution… again. After a lengthy foray i...
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The Holy EHR Wars
"In the same day the LORD made a covenant with Abram, saying, Unto thy seed have I given this land, ...
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10 Steps to Prepare your Health App for Monetization
So you released a health app, now what? While waiting for your creation to do its thing and fix heal...
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The Contrived March to Scarcity in Health Care
A recent survey of physicians, conducted by Tilburt and colleagues and published in JAMA, finds that...
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Cost Effectiveness of Health Information Exchange
At some point it was decided that the exchange of clinical information between facilities of care is...
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New Medicine – First, Show Me the Money
This is a warning shot across the bow of the mighty health care ship which seems to be changing cour...
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How to Hang Out Your Electronic Shingle
(Source: forgotten-ny.com)When a doctor, a lawyer, an accountant or any other professional graduated...
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Meaningful Use Stage 2 Beta - A Suggestion
It’s that time of year again when Meaningful Use conversations heat up because all sorts of deadline...
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Alternative Health Information Technology
Say you are a pediatrician in an average middle class lily white suburb and most of your little pati...
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The Passion of the Health Care Fixer
The first President to take a shot at fixing health care was a Bull Moose trying to become President...
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Why Doctors Will Never Ever Like EMRs and How to Change That
EMRs are not designed for patient care. Is there anyone working in health IT who can honestly say th...
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The Wishfully Fresh Future of Health IT
Health IT is booming, or so they say. The hotly debated and highly politicized health care reform, a...
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Transforming Health Care: Values and Cultural Preferences
On his campaign trails, Harry Truman used to call on citizens to go out and vote for themselves, in ...
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Meaningful Use of Obamacare
Healthcare.gov was “experiencing technical difficulties” again yesterday, but the system is up now. ...
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3 Reasons Why I Don’t Like Obamacare
If you are a staunch conservative who believes that free markets should solve health care, or that p...
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The Upcoming Bipartisan, Bicameral, Doc Fix
The Sustainable Growth Rate (SGR) formula was enacted into law in 1997 to tie Medicare payment for s...
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What’s next for Primary Care?
As Obamacare is winding its way through a hellish bureaucratic labyrinth of its own creation, accomp...
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The Implausible Manifestation of a Doctor Shortage
In a New York Times opinion piece Scott Gottlieb, MD joins forces with Ezekiel Emanuel, MD to inform...
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Top 10 Accomplishments of American Health Care
It’s that time of year when the OECD publishes its "Health at a Glance" comparative health indicator...
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VIDERI QUAM ESSE
I was reading the popular HIStalk health IT news/opinion site the other day when I ran into a blurb ...
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The Hippocratic Message in a Bottle
I like reading Dr. Kevin Pho’s blog. I read, or at the very least scan, his diverse collection of es...
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To MU or Not to MU 2, that is the Question
Meaningful Use Stage 2 is now on the clock. Three years after the program began in 2011, and a year ...
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10 Misfortunes We Shouldn’t Blame Obamacare For
There is a new report out from the Congressional Budget Office (CBO) titled “The Slow Recovery of th...
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What the Heck is mHealth?
Wanted: White knight (shiny amour optional) to save us from ourselves and the wretched lifestyles we...
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Post Removed by Author
This blog post has been removed. My sincere apologies for the inconvenience.
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Is the Nuremberg Code Obsolete?
Long ago and far away, at the conclusion of a worldwide armed conflict, the winning side was shaken ...
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Health Care is Like Katz’s Deli
Sometime during the last year of the second millennium, I wrote my last letter in response to the la...
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Brace Yourself for Transparency
It’s here. For the first time in 35 years (or 33, depending on which click bait headline you clicked...
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Our Cheap and Productive Lives
So you think there is a war on doctors, don’t you? It certainly looks that way from your particular ...
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Translucency with Turbid Clouds
Did you ever read a seemingly inconsequential sentence somewhere and it then just refused to leave y...
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As Health Care Learns and Grows…
While grappling with the costs and imperfections of our health care system in recent years, a multit...
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It is Time to Stifle Some Innovation
Stifling innovation is a very bad thing. As a society it is incumbent upon us to let innovation brea...
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Health Care for the Poor
There are over 16,000,000 American children (21.8%) who live in official poverty and double that num...
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We are Number Last
The Commonwealth Fund just published its fourth Mirror, Mirror on the Wall study comparing the U.S. ...
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The Ethics of Big Data Workers
A new study was published in the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences of the United State...
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Health Care for the Poor: The Sequel
In a previous post, I described how the American health care system is morphing into a system design...
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Introduction to Hypoliquidemia
The venerable University of Texas MD Anderson Cancer Center in Houston will accept patients with tra...
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The Study You’ll Never Hear About
According to a new Commonwealth Fund sponsored study published in Health Affairs, “Small Primary Car...
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The Fallacy of Value-Based Health Care
Value-based health care is antithetic to patient-centered care. Value-based health care is also diam...
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BREAKING: Patients Are Not Stupid
In a new Forbes article, David Shaywitz ponders whether patients are the best judges of physician qu...
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Are You an Information Blocker?
The Senate Appropriations Committee has defined a new transgression perpetrated in the committee’s e...
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How Health Care Went Tabloid
Physicians, whether practicing medicine or not, should not be involved in clinical research. They sh...
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Public APIs: The Ultimate Silver Bomb
Congratulations! We have a new buzzword trending in health care IT - Public APIs. You can say publi...
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Technology for Onesies Twosies
“We’re not really set up to service onesies twosies… Oh, I’d say at least fifty to even begin a conv...
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Quick Medicine
By the time the next decade rolls in there will be no paper charts. There will probably still be pap...
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Teachable Moments: Be Thankful for Gruber
So there is this guy from MIT or Harvard, or some other place where they teach our leaders how to le...
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JASON: The Great American Experiment
The distinguished JASON group of anonymous scientists and academics that provides consulting service...
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What’s to Become of Primary Care? Or, Something to Do with Computers
You may not be ready to admit it even to yourself, but you know it’s changing. Permanently. Some say...
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Why Physicians Must Unionize
If F. A. Hayek were alive today, he would support the revival of labor unions in general and profess...
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Artificial Intelligence
Did you know that the Ford Motor Company which created the first mass produced horseless carriage in...
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Primary Care Is So Over
There are close to a quarter million primary care physicians in the U.S., more than any other indivi...
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Health care is a massive market…
America is spending $3 trillion on health care every year. Does that number include toothpaste? Sure...
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The Starbucks Method for Primary Care
Whether you like it or not health care financing is transitioning from payment for discrete services...
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Obamacare Cheesy Poofs
One of the most revolting pleasures in life is to read learned opinions and in-depth analyses of con...
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Putting Meaningful Use 3 in Context
On March 20, 2015 the stars aligned to produce four simultaneous events that will never again coinci...
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Fixing Health Care: Rockefeller Style
Health care in America is a perfect example of the Pareto principle, because 80% of our gargantuan e...
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The Primary Care Journey from Tomatoes to Ketchup
According to OECD data, Americans see doctors less frequently than people in any developed nation. W...
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Value-based Interoperability: Less is more
Interoperability in health care is all the rage now. After publishing a ten year interoperability pl...
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In Memoriam FFS
On April 16, 2015, President Obama signed into law H.R. 2, the Medicare Access and CHIP Reauthorizat...
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Telemedicine – The Greatest Innovation since Sliced Bread
Did you know that you are a “telemedicine provider”? No? I can’t blame you for not knowing, but you ...
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How to Use CPT 99490 for Healing the Sick
The Medscape Physician Compensation Report puts primary care physicians at the bottom of the heap, w...
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A Proposal for Disruptive Regulation of EHRs
The latest salvo in the interoperability and information-blocking debate comes from two academic exp...
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Health Care Viewed from Alpha Centauri
If someone was sitting on a veranda somewhere in the Alpha Centauri system, reading about health car...
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Back to the Future Garden of Eden
The very first thing Adam and Eve did after acquiring the wisdom to distinguish between good and evi...
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Excerpts from a Doctor's Personal Journal
Guest Post by ANONYMOUS PHYSICIAN 4/18/13 …finally certified as a PCMH with NCQA. We’re meeting Mean...
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The DoD EHR: Ah Hell, Let's Try Again
The health information technology (HIT) world has been hit by a watershed event like no other. The D...
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Measuring the Doctor-Patient Relationship
Sixty years ago, before he became a controversial figure in the field of psychiatry, Dr. Thomas S. S...
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How much is that PCMH in the Window?
Much has been written about the Patient Centered Medical Home (PCMH) model of primary care, both com...
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The Crisis Masters of Health and Death
There are three visions of peace in the seemingly never ending, but really rather brief, Israeli-Pal...
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The Quantified Doctor-Patient Relationship
In a previous post we explored the doctor-patient relationship, which according to many is an import...
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The Middle-Aged Consumer in the Coal Mine
Whenever you read a health care article, paper, book, blog post or even tweet, that substitutes the ...
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Bingo Medicine
It was a dark and stormy night. My computer didn’t catch fire while typing the previous sentence. No...
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Make Health Care Great Again
Click here to view: Reading of the Donald J. Trump children's book by Jimmy KimmelWe don’t win anymo...
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Meaningful Use is dead. Long live something better!
At the J.P. Morgan Healthcare Conference in San Francisco, Mr. Andrew Slavitt, acting administrator ...
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Iowa is voting on Health Care tonight
In his last State of the Union address, President Obama stated that “anyone claiming that America’s ...
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The Era of Value Based Care
The Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS) is working hard to transition physicians’ payme...
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Dear Madam/Mister Future President
As I am writing this, you don’t yet exist, and I hope you never will. As I am writing this, at least...
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Hacking Doctors… to Pieces
For decades and decades we have been counting the number of doctors in America. For decades and deca...
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Comprehensive Primary Charade +
The most powerful persuasion tool in enlightened human society is language. The most powerful manipu...
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Health Care is Not a System
The Merriam-Webster dictionary has many definitions for the term system, but the most straightforwar...
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The Heart and Soul of MACRA
Ms. Jeannie is a 65 years old woman, slightly overweight with mild hypertension that is perfectly co...
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Confession of a Liberal
TRIGGER WARNING: Long read, TrumpSource: http://bit.ly/25WxUKoI am a woman and I am an immigrant to ...
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Brexit, MACRA and the Price of Tea in China
MACRA seems to be the talk of the town right now. MACRA and MIPS and APM and the dozens of sub-acron...
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Cyberwar, what is it good for?
Some wars are supposed to last forever. Lyndon B. Johnson started a war on poverty. Richard Nixon ki...
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Open Letter to Senator Bernie Sanders
Dear Bernie,I was one of the gullible liberals who thought and vehemently argued for months on end t...
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The Dog Whistles of Health Care
Discrimination in health care was institutionalized in Independence, Missouri on July 30, 1965 when ...
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Our Deplorable Health Care
Even the most ardent Obamacare supporters are now forced to admit that the law has hit a rough patch...
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Is the Better Way Really Better?
Dear President-elect Trump,The American people, myself proudly included, chose to send you to Washin...
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Call to Action: Organizing for Patient Care
By NIRAN S. AL-AGBA, MD and MARGALIT GUR-ARIE On November 8th America elected a President who r...
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As Obamacare Lay Dying
The brand new President Barack Obama, whether wittingly or not, invested his entire political capita...
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Resist the Fiction of Health Insurance
It has come to pass. President Donald J. Trump. Are you scared? Are you planning to “resist” the pol...
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A Scientific Method to Repeal & Replace (wink) Obamacare
“So how about it, Nash? You scared?” “Terrified... mortified... petrified... stupefied... by you.” ...
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RSVP to an Invitation from Steve Bannon
Steve Bannon, the White House Chief Strategist and nationalist lightening-rod extraordinaire, has ma...
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A Citizen's Amendment to RyanCare
There are approximately 18 million Americans who purchase health insurance on the so called individu...
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Trump Lemonade for Dr. Price
President Trump campaigned on making health care better, cheaper and available to all Americans, reg...
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The Legend of Health Care
Once upon a time, in a kingdom by the sea, broad consensus has been reached, which seems rather weir...
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Is Single-Payer the Right Payer?
As is customary for every administration in recent history, the Trump administration chose to impale...
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Only Trump Can Go To Single-Payer
There is an old Vulcan proverb saying that only Nixon could go to China. Only a man who used to work...
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The Power of Silicon Valley
A few weeks ago one man, named @jack, decided that millions of people will be allowed to use up to 2...
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The Kentucky Apocalypse
The Commonwealth of Kentucky, best known for its weirdly colored grass, fine bourbon and equestrian ...
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Ambergan Prime
Dear primary care doctor, Jeff Bezos is about to devour your lunch. All of it. And then he’ll eat th...
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The Bonfires of Health Care
Let’s burn health insurance down. Greedy corporate bastards should burn. Big Pharma and big hospital...
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Disquisition on Medicare for All
Medicare for all Americans is on the table now. Think about it. The not-in-our-lifetime utopian visi...
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What the hell do we have to lose?
If you live or work in Washington DC, your number one health care question is how do I (or my meal t...
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The Medicare For All Heptagon
I am going to make a prediction here. No matter who we elect in 2020, Bernie or Trump or anything in...
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Health Care is a Risky Business
For over a decade Washington DC has been busy with fixing health care. For over a decade, the same g...
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Is Abortion Good or Evil?
Genesis 11:1-9 New Revised Standard Version (NRSV) 1: Now the whole earth had one language and the s...
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8 reason to lose weight now
It's connected with a greater mortality rate of all ages including kids. Losing weight however c...
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A Whole Body Approach To Fat Loss
Today, I will supply you with an industry key. A good deal of private trainers out you're gonna ...
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Eat Your Way to Weight Loss
An essential field of life that needs our attention is that this....learning to response hunger pa...
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Lose Weight Without Starving Yourself
One technique is to consume five or six, rather small, healthy meals split during daily. Rather t...
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Phentermine and Pregnancy
Obesity is the most important problem when pregnant and might cause diabetes in elderly women. In...
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Yoga And Weight Loss
Reduce danger of premature death (seems just like a big one for me personally ). Whilst someone m...
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Black Hair Basics
Obviously, the main point is once more, if you may leave your hair in its natural condition then y...
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Breast Augmentation – An Overview
Breast augmentation is performed at different hospitals and cosmetic surgery clinics and private c...
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Menopause and Anxiety
However, why do some women go through menopause and hardly see a difference? 1 thing is for cert...
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Organic Skin Care Products
Peach pits are able to make a superb exfoliating scrub to scour dead skin cells and revive the co...
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3 Benefits Of Home Tanning Beds
Learn how frequently the mattress was utilized. When it was initially utilized at a salon, then ...
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5 Tips To Improved Skin Care
It shouldn't be considered as or utilized together with, professional medical information. Ask...
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6 Tips on How to Clear up Acne
Avoid squeezing or popping up your pimples as far as possible stop your self by touching your out...
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All About Beautiful Nails
* Always make sure that the waiting period following use of nail varnish is extended so that every...
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Anti Aging Skin Care - 7 Tips On Looking Younger
There's no Anti-Aging Magic Potion which will clean your wrinkles overnight, but with a subject a...
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Benefits of Using a Stability Ball in Your Training
Employing the ball through training will test your system to generate use of the various component...
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