Originally posted on The Doctor's Dilemma:
I have the good fortune of starting work in a brand-new, shiny clinic next week. And not just any clinic – a Superclinic (probably the last of its kind funded before the government changed). It’s an exciting time, particularly for the founding clinical team. The atmosphere is brimming…
Originally posted on drjustincoleman:
? The listby Kaity Hemgesberg Yesterday, JAMA published a list of tests and treatments ordered in the Emergency Department which a group of 283 Emergency clinicians considered the most wasteful. Because accessing the list requires a log-in (which is a bit of a waste!) I have copied it here. Below this is a similar list from the…
Originally posted on Doctor's bag:
As I recently moved from country WA to the beautiful Sunshine Coast – which has also increased my commuting time – I have more time to listen to podcasts. I particularly enjoy BBC’s Inside Health with GP Dr Mark Porter. One of the recent topics on the show was…
Originally posted on drjustincoleman:
Non-linear Bangkokby Gary Wong Most doctors treat simple medical problems similarly. The presenting problem leads to a single diagnosis, which leads to a treatment; all in an uncomplicated, linear pattern. But in primary care, things are often not so simple. For multiple problems with complex underlying issues, no two consultations are ever…
