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Mandrola Chooses a Favorite Academic Article

Sensible Medicine

Words that pop into my head when thinking about the academic literature: vast, insipid, repetitive, Sisyphus. Then I found this: Ultimately, our success as a profession will depend on our ability to engage in debate, acknowledge different opinions, and seek answers through science.

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Why most medical research is likely (still) waste, and less research funding may be one way forward

Sensible Medicine

As always, we are happy to feature articles that expand on ideas discussed on Sensible Medicine – even when the author agrees more with Dr. Prasad than with me. Back then a statistics professor and one of the forefathers of EBM, Doug Altman published a BMJ article titled “The scandal of poor medical research.”

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Independent Clinical Judgement in Chart Preparation

Legal Eye on Medical Assisting

Two of my Public Affairs articles published in… Continue reading Independent Clinical Judgement in Chart Preparation Specifically, they wanted to know whether they could read a providers diagnoses and use that information to decide which documents they need to gather to prepare a patients chart.

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MDaudit Releases “AI Assist” for healthcare Revenue Integrity

Electronic Health Reporter

This article is copyrighted strictly for Electronic Health Reporter. Illegal copying is prohibited.

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I Am Afraid of Early Cancer Detection

Sensible Medicine

So I buried my head in the sand until an article of the February 2 nd WSJ -- Who’s Afraid of Early Cancer Detection? -- made me commit to learning about the test. Today and next week I will post articles about Galleri. This was the validation article in a series of diagnostic test articles.

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Indiana Medical Assistants as Surgical Technologists

Legal Eye on Medical Assisting

I have read some articles, but I am not seeing where it states yes or no. I recently received the following question from an Indiana medical assistant: I am looking into getting my surgical technologist degree, but I am wondering if I can use my medical assisting degree in the [operating room].

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Should Physicians Follow Hollywood's Script?

Sensible Medicine

So many of the articles cover the same ground, either breathlessly celebrating AI’s promise or bemoaning the brave new world on the horizon. This article from Dr. Mendoza made me feel embarrassed that I have not even considered this angle. I’ve already gotten pretty bored reading about AI in medicine.