Views on mandatory reporting of impaired health practitioners by their treating practitioners: https://t.co/gAI7KGO1yQ Well done @mbismark — Helen Schultz (@drHelenschultz) March 15, 2017
Perspective: Dealing with Racist Patients. https://t.co/ho8MMqpPPl pic.twitter.com/MaYtfXdLTn — NEJM (@NEJM) March 2, 2016 //platform.twitter.com/widgets.js
The pitfalls of prescribing for family and friends https://t.co/M17IhsLiJR — AustralianPrescriber (@AustPrescriber) February 2, 2016 //platform.twitter.com/widgets.js
“Dear Neurologist, please see John ?head. Sincerely, Dr AB.” Referral letters are the way in which we can correspond our clinical information to our specialist colleagues. It is critically important and also reflects upon you as a clinician as to your medical skill and ability to be succinct. It has been pointed out many times…
Originally posted on Doctor's bag:
? Image: Pixabay.com Five doctors went duck hunting one day. Included in the group were a general practitioner, a paediatrician, a psychiatrist, a surgeon and a pathologist. After a time, a bird came winging overhead. The first to react was the GP who raised his shotgun, but then hesitated.…
Welcome to the first ever FOAM4GP debate! We hope to make this an ongoing series of short, sharp debates between practicing GPs on current topics and controversies in modern Aussie GP practice. This Combatants: Dr Gerry Considine (@ruralflyingdoc) and Dr Melanie Clothier (@drmelclothier). The proposition: Diet pills (duromine) always cause more harm than good – we…
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…
