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Monthly Archives: November 2013
When You Read that Radiology Report, Are You Worried, Getting Unnecessarily Primed for More Consults and Tests?
A few years ago, I watched a relative poring over her father’s chest x-ray report hanging on every word. He was 89. Everything sounded scary and worthy of worry. It’s bad enough when patients go for these tests, the machines … Continue reading
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Tagged communication, overuse of consults, overuse of tests
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Concussions in School Sports: Is Culture Change Possible?
About a month ago, I stumbled across a news story in the Chicago Tribune about Drew Williams, a Lane Tech High School football player collapsing unexpectedly on the football field during a game. Ever since, he has been in a … Continue reading
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Tagged Drew Williams, football, head injury, malingering, school sports, soccer
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