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Addiction: The Road to Recovery After the Hospital
The prevalence of addictions has risen sharply in recent years. According to…
Head of the DOJ’s Antitrust Division Raises Concerns About Two Proposed Mega-Mergers Between Leading Health Insurers
Assistant Attorney General, Bill Baer, head of the Department of Justice's (DOJ)…
HIPAA Basics For Licensed Health Care Professionals: Privacy, Security, and Breach Notification Rules
The Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) recently issued a Health…
Emergency Nurses: An Overabundance of Violence
As part of a normal workday, emergency nurses witness the injuries and…
Emergency Nurses: An Overabundance of Violence
As part of a normal workday, emergency nurses witness the injuries and…
When Should a Doctor Lose His License?
This afternoon, as I write this, a professional football player was ejected…
Florida Board of Medicine Declares Arizona Homeopathic Doctor “Very, Very Dangerous”
A doctor practicing homeopathic medicine was accused of administering a lethal dose of…
When Is External Peer Review The Right Choice For Hospitals?
The term "peer review" makes people think about picking up a chart,…
Making The Decision To Outsource And Choosing The Right IRO Partner
Outsourcing first-level physician review has become essential as health plans continue to…
