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That seems to be the new trend, according to this article in the Journal News. Docs in high-risk specialties are flocking to courses like Byrne's malpractice course at the University of Richmond Law School, it says. From the article...

According to The Bay of Plenty Times, a recent survey found that New Zealand's GPs are fed up with all the paperwork that's sapping their time and making it hard to get that elusive work-life balance. And, it says...

There's an interesting article in the Annals of Family Medicine: Facilitating Collaboration Among Academic Generalist Disciplines: A Call to Action, by Jean S. Kutner, MD, MSPH, John M. Westfall, MD, MPH, Elizabeth H. Morrison, MD, MSED, Mary...

Fairly deep into this story on Cleveland.com about a possible theft of some plague vials from a lab (scary enough) comes this, about obtaining and moving human pathogens, pre-9/11...

This article from Medical News Today explores some interesting work being done to track the potential for human outbreaks, including avian flu, by monitoring the health of our pets. From the article...

Recommended reading from Anne Taylor-Vaisey: The new issue of Journal of Continuing Education in the Health Professions (Winter 2006; 26 (1)) has just been published. It is a special issue on knowledge translation...

Recommended reading from Anne Taylor-Vaisey: 1: J Clin Pharmacol. 2006 Apr;46(4):394-7. Clinical pharmacology of the appeals and exception process: the interface of the patient, physician, and insurance company to assure appropriate care under...

Recommended reading from Anne Taylor-Vaisey: The article below was just published online in the Journal of Medical Internet Research. Free html full text is available to all. You have to register to access PDF versions (no charge for registration)...

Recommended reading from Anne Taylor-Vaisey: This supplement of the Canadian Respiratory Journal contains the proceedings of an April 2005 workshop on guideline implementation...