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Mar 2, 2010
STUDY: Illinois Medical Malpractice ruling to boost insurers’ costs 18%

We here at Cunningham Group were extremely disappointed that trial lawyers got their way in Illinois and were able to strike down the 2005 Tort Reform legislation put into place to help with the absurd insurance rates physicians have to pay for their professional medical liability. A new study conducted by the consulting firm Millman […]

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Sep 24, 2008
American Medical Group Association Collaborates with Phytel to Enhance Quality of Care and Clinical Excellence

http://www.marketwatch.com

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Aug 25, 2008
Rise in C-sections stirs health worry

By PHIL GALEWITZ http://www.palmbeachpost.com

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Aug 13, 2008
Canada sees surge in new doctors

http://www.upi.com OTTAWA, Aug. 7 (UPI) — This summer has seen a surge of nearly 2,500 medical doctors beginning hospital residencies in Canada, where officials say there is a doctor shortage.The Canadian Resident Matching Service said of the 2,478 residents, 353 graduated from medical schools outside Canada, which is a record since foreign restrictions were eased […]

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Aug 4, 2008
Miami Dade College suspends midwife program

Admission to Miami-Dade College’s trailblazing midwifery program was suspended Friday — a sign of the financial challenges afflicting MDC and other schools. BY ERIKA BERAS http://www.miamiherald.com In another sign of the hard times in higher education, Miami Dade College said Friday it was suspending its innovative midwifery program — because not enough students had paid […]

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Jun 26, 2008
Physicians weigh pros, cons of medication samples

Tom McMahon http://www.zwire.com

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May 1, 2008
McCain Outlines Plan to Cut Medical Costs

Posted by Andante Higgins http://www.cbsnews.com John McCain visited Lehigh Valley Hospital in Allentown, Pennsylvania, today, where doctors and nurses showed him how they’ve used technological advances to deliver a higher quality of care while bringing costs down. McCain heard stories from a cancer survivor and woman whose difficult pregnancy was successfully treated by specialists here. […]

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Apr 14, 2008
More S. Florida obstetricians stop delivering babies, cut services

By Patty Pensa http://www.sun-sentinel.com/ Pregnant women in South Florida face fewer choices for medical care as more doctors stop delivering babies and avoid taking on high-risk patients. The result: More patients flock to fewer doctors, who in turn send expectant mothers to even fewer specialists. It means more juggling of appointments, longer waits to see […]

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Mar 24, 2008
Medicare in Montana: Payments not enough for primary care physicians

By MIKE DENNISON http://www.missoulian.com HELENA – Retiree Hugh van Swearingen hadn’t seen a doctor in four years, but when he called a Helena clinic a few months ago to make an appointment, he was told, sorry, no room at the inn. “They said they weren’t taking new Medicare patients,â€? says Van Swearingen, who is 70. […]

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