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The great vaccination debate part II: Why patients object

The great vaccination debate part II: Why patients object

Why do some people just say NO? Are they having trouble separating fact from fiction?

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Charting Conspiracy Part III: Protecting Your Patient…and Yourself

Charting Conspiracy Part III: Protecting Your Patient…and Yourself

Here’s how acting harmoniously with doctors can improve patient satisfaction—and protect you in court.

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The Great Vaccination Debate Part I: Still a Medical Miracle?

The Great Vaccination Debate Part I: Still a Medical Miracle?

Want to see a bunch of people get up in arms? Recommend a new vaccination. With a ton of scary stories linking vaccinations with autism (never mind the fact that numerous scientific studies have debunked the link), how do you deal with patients who refuse immunization?

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Charting Conspiracy Part II: Communication and the Real World

Charting Conspiracy Part II: Communication and the Real World

“I have irritated many a doctor by reminding them of stuff (as in turn, they have irritated me), but if I save a life—well then, mission accomplished.”

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Charting Conspiracy Part I: Tips for Working Together

Charting Conspiracy Part I: Tips for Working Together

Instead of seeing it as one more thing to cross off your to-do list, what if you considered charting a vital means of communication? After all, isn’t that the original purpose of charting?

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Should You Give Drug Seekers the Benefit of the Doubt?

Should You Give Drug Seekers the Benefit of the Doubt?

Yes, there are addicts out there. But helping people with their pain is a big part of your job. Here’s how to deal.

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Top 10 Signs Your Patient May Be a Drug Seeker

Top 10 Signs Your Patient May Be a Drug Seeker

How do you recognize someone who may be seeking narcotics inappropriately? Here’s a tongue-in-cheek list with some serious advice.

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