by Philippa Kennealy http://trusted.md This is a philosophical blog post coming on the heels of a meeting I had today with my “Mastermind group”. We talked at length about the topic of resiliency. It appears that many physicians are feeling less than hardy these days in the face of all their practice struggles! They are […]

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Homepage An increasing number of Ontario family physicians are offering “Extended Coverage” plans to patients to pay for a wide range of uninsured services.

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Wendy Levinson, MD University of Toronto Faculty of Medicine http://test.cybermed.it Studies in many countries have documented the frequency of medical errors that result in harm to patients. The patient safety movement calls for recognizing and reporting errors and correcting any underlying systemic defects to prevent similar errors in the future. Both within the medical profession […]

Most women want to put off that dreaded once-a-year pelvic exam. Imagine volunteering to have one four times a week _ by a trembling novice doctor. By LINDSEY TANNER AP Medical Writer http://www.wkrn.com/nashville

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Dr. Emily Senay Takes A Look At Doctors Who Apologize For Medical Errors http://www.cbsnews.com Linda Kenney went into the hospital for what she expected to be a short stay for ankle surgery in 1999. Days later in the ICU, she found out she was lucky just to be alive.