by Alan Greene | Dec 7, 2008
On Friday Senator Tom Daschle announced a campaign to get input from the public about what healthcare reform should look like. “The Transition will host Health Care Community Discussions across the Country over the holidays this December to help his Policy Team...
by e-Patient Dave | Dec 5, 2008
This guest post is an article written by Lisa Neal Gualtieri, published in her local paper. It’s an example of widening distribution of principles and practices documented in the e-patient white paper. I’m grateful to Lisa for sharing these true stories of...
by John M. Grohol, Psy.D. | Dec 5, 2008
The Association of Health Care Journalists has launched a new blog called Covering Health and it’s well worth adding to your blogroll.
by Christine Gray | Dec 4, 2008
This is what I know about death. Admitted to a nursing home with a broken hip-dehydration, my ninety-eight-year-old grandmother awoke from a deep slumber, laughing and clapping her hands when my five-year-old daughter played the violin. A week later she had a stroke...
by John M. Grohol, Psy.D. | Dec 3, 2008
This week, many news outlets reported on how residents should be given 5 hours of sleep after working 16 hours straight. Think about that for a moment. In what other job — any job in the world — would it be acceptable to even use the term “after...
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