The Search For Google (Mt. Rushmore Road Show) Ever notice how pervasive the internet is in our daily lives? And how one can lose track of time for hours with a single web search? A recent example: Halloween Trick or Treating. An age old American childhood tradition. It started out innocently enough. I simply asked [...]
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Feeling Patriotic (and Groovy)
Posted in Uncategorized, What's Up, Doc? on May 2, 2010 | Leave a Comment »
American Flag of the United States of America (USA Flag) Originally uploaded by jcolman May Day is always special to me because it is the day I became a United States citizen (Star Spangled Banner music quietly playing in the background as you read this post). Photograph Courtesy of Jonathan Colman Last updated May 2, [...]
No PayDay Loan Needed!
Posted in Health Care Policy, What's Up, Doc?, tagged family practitioner, internist, life of primary care doctor, payday loan, pediatrician, primary care doctor, Renee Rendler-Kaplan on May 1, 2010 | Leave a Comment »
Photographs Courtesy of Renee Rendler-Kaplan I love American ingenuity. There is always somebody ready to capitalize on somebody else’s misery. First, thanks for the many kind words from people who had no idea about the “hamster on a wheel” life of a primary care doctor. I discussed how difficult primary care doctors (internists, pediatricians, family [...]
Uh Uh Tomorrow is Payday
Posted in Health Care Policy, What's Up, Doc?, tagged doctors, hospital, payday, primary care, primary care office, salary doctor, salary increase, salary waitress, student loans, treadmill, waiting an hour for the doctor, waiting room on April 21, 2010 | 1 Comment »
Photograph Courtesy of Bob Cuthill Tomorrow is payday and that is difficult in the life of a primary care physician (I’m not trying to get you to feel sorry for me, just trying to explain the realities of being a primary care doctor in 2010). Can’t make payroll tomorrow. This has become a frequent occurrence over [...]
A Foreign Language: The Medical Billing System
Posted in Health Care Policy, What's Up, Doc?, tagged clean claim, CPT, diagnosis codes, health care billing, Health Care Policy, health care reform, HIPPA, ICD, medical billing, medical coding, medical decision making, medical fraud and abuse, outcomes, overhead, patient non-compliance, pay for performance, primary care, rejected claim on March 22, 2010 | 1 Comment »
I can sum up the biggest problem with the health care system in one word: bureaucracy. The regulations that doctors have to memorize, in addition to plain old medicine (which in my experience is complex enough!) looks like the indecipherable ingredients on the back of a processed food bag: CPT/ICD codes, HIPPA compliance, Red [...]
Dr. Vee
Posted in Uncategorized, What's Up, Doc? on April 6, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
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- Dr. Vee’s Radio Show Interview About Feeling Good During Menopause: Conversation with Dr. Nancy on Womenspeak.Com
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- Feeling Patriotic (and Groovy)
- Is It a Wash? Antibacterial VS Regular Soap
- No PayDay Loan Needed!
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- ARBs compared to placebo or ACEIs do not reduce total mortality or morbidity in systolic or diastolic heart failure. ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/2251390…Dr. Vandana Bhide1 month ago
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- Apixaban superior to warfarin in prevention stroke/systemic embolism, less bleeding, lower mortality in atrial fib nejm.org/doi/full/10.10…Dr. Vandana Bhide1 month ago
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- Dr.Rajagopalan discusses efforts of non-profit Iraq Star,dedicated to providing reconstructive surgery to war veterans thedoctorschannel.com/view/the-iraq-…Dr. Vandana Bhide1 month ago
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- @davhill Thanks for the welcome. There is a lot of buzz about your upcoming book! Loved your COCM blog about motivational interviewing!Dr. Vandana Bhide1 month ago
- Dad to Dad: Parenting Like a Pro by David L. Hill MD FAAP amazon.com/dp/1581106505/… via @amazon Can't wait for this book to come out!Dr. Vandana Bhide1 month ago
- Ashley Judd Slaps Media in the Face for Speculation Over Her ‘Puffy’ Appearance thedailybeast.com/articles/2012/… via @thedailybeastDr. Vandana Bhide1 month ago
- @HealthSocMed I think patients always have a right to broadcast their care, but health professionals must guard patient privacy.Dr. Vandana Bhide1 month ago
- Great matches played by Flagler College Saints Mens' and Womens' tennis teams.Dr. Vandana Bhide1 month ago
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