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What would happen in a nurse’s perfect world?

Scrubs

Patients would not be repeat offenders (admissions). All patients would have five or fewer medications CT/X-ray/ultrasound machines would always be open and available. Physicians would round on their patients all at predicted/scheduled times. Patient families would be amicable. Supplies would never run short.

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Preparing for CERT Audits and Practicing Compliant Documentation

EvidenceCare

From understanding the audit requirements to implementing technology for streamlined admission documentation , this article offers actionable strategies to ensure hospitals are well-prepared for the rigorous evaluation process. Proper documentation helps demonstrate services were ordered based on medical necessity, not financial gain.

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Friday Reflection 38: Yesterday’s Solutions; Today’s Problems

Sensible Medicine

To keep this around 1500 words, I’ll limit this to the discussion of two of these: duty hour reform and the electronic medical record. Most of my undergraduate medical education took place at New York Hospital, where a medical error occasioned the first calls for duty hour reform.

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Deep Dive into Duke Medical: An Interview with Dr. Linton Yee, Associate Dean of Admissions [Episode 593]

Accepted Blog

Show Summary Dr. Linton Yee, Associate Dean for Admissions at Duke University School of Medicine joins us to discuss how applicants can earn a spot in this highly competitive program. Show Notes Welcome to the 593rd episode of Admissions Straight Talk. Are you ready to apply to your dream medical schools? Thanks for tuning in.

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All You Need to Know About Residency Applications and Matching

Accepted Blog

Be sure to get feedback, either from your medical school or a medical school admissions expert. The MSPE (Medical Student Performance Evaluation) Many medical schools have switched over to a P/NP grading system, so the MSPE was created as a way to rank and recommend students without a GPA.

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Friday Reflection #21: Revealing Ignorance

Sensible Medicine

When I started medical school I knew remarkably little medicine, even less than the rest of my generally uninformed peers. These first days of medical school were notable for the absurd volume of information I was learning and for the utter freedom I had to admit that I knew nothing. I am sure these two facts were related.

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When Will Medical Schools Give You an Answer?

Accepted Blog

Sadly, the frustrating fact is that there’s no rule governing how much time a medical school has to respond to your application. However, we’ll try to answer some of the big questions on med school applicants’ minds, including: How long does a medical school have to invite an applicant to submit a secondary application? Don’t give up!