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ED Push - July 2016 Second Issue
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Follow-up Text or Email Might Prevent Malpractice Suit
One hospital has reduced its malpractice risks with this simple practice.
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Is ED Patient Unhappy With ED Care?
Or is an unexpected bill the real problem?
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Give Unhappy Patients Chance to Air Concerns
This could help the hospital avoid a lawsuit.
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Don’t View Patient Complaints as Annoyances
Unsolicited complaints are ‘nuggets of gold’ and valuable risk reduction tools for EDs.
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No Margin, No Mission
Whether based on strong evidence or not, it is believed that experience of care drives market share and that market drives the bottom line.
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Obama Goes to Bat for ‘Public Option’
Nixed during initial ACA negotiations, president seeks to enhance signature legislative achievement.
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A Review of the Limping Child and Painful Hip
MONOGRAPH: A focus on on the minor musculoskeletal trauma and atraumatic causes of limp and hip pain in the pediatric population.
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HPV Vaccines: Why Are We Failing to Vaccinate so Many of Our Adolescents?
Given that this cancer is such a world health problem and the cost of screening is large and unreliable, HPV vaccines should substantially reduce the incidence and cost of both screening for and treating hrHPV-related diseases.
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What Is the Best Way to Perform a Paracervical Block?
ABSTRACT & COMMENTARY: A randomized, controlled trial of first-trimester suction D&C procedures.