- Quick clinics and health kiosks are taking off at airports
- Bulletproof bylaws: Maintaining the right to protect doctors -- and patients
- California appeals court rules against insurer's rescission practices
- IOM panel seeks program to evaluate research, guidelines
- Study questions impact of quality report cards
- UnitedHealth faces stiff fines in California
- Parity, genetic privacy bills face snags
- Medicare Advantage sales tactics draw fire as Senate panel investigates
- Medical identity theft is often an "inside job"
- Lawsuit hits medical access post-Katrina
- Washington state doctors, physical therapists battle over referrals
- AMA analysis reaffirms: Tort reforms work
- More schools teaching spirituality in medicine
- Rules aim for better patient safety through confidential error reports
- Older physicians trim hours in lieu of retiring
- Rumor control: How to battle online misinformation
- CMS metric may prompt excessive antibiotic use
- California medical students to get court-ordered tuition refunds
- Physicians can become entangled in DME fraud
- Medicare quality reporting called a promising start
- Students lose empathy for patients during medical school
- Is their integrity on the line when doctors pitch products?
- Getting paid for prevention: Physicians facing coding challenges
- New Web site on imaging safety draws criticism
- Medicare pay bill: Raises to replace cuts through 2009
- Aetna launches personalized health search engine
- Missouri Supreme Court: Doctors can sue if hospitals ignore bylaws in privileging issues
- Motivating the mediocre: Getting the maximum out of someone who's giving you the minimum
- Latest Medicare projections renew alarm on long-term sustainability
- Similar drug-name pairs nearly double 2004 tally
- Patients generally pleased with hospital care
- Online feedback site adds doctor category
- More physicians backing national coverage -- study
- Crimeproof your practice: How to improve office safety
- Advanced-practice nurses seek wider scope in 24 states
- Medicare disease-management pilot faces closure over costs
- U.S. report finds sluggish increases in quality of care
- Walk-ins welcome, but only if they're healthy
- Doctor-staffed retail clinics to open
- Boomer loyalty: Insurers draw on a little help from their friends to market pre-Medicare coverage
- Hospital told to check bylaws on exclusive deals
- Foiling a fake (book excerpt: Charlatan)
- Lawyers' misconduct triggers new liability trials
- Baby boomer time bomb: Too many aging patients, too few geriatricians
- Physicians examine the role of annual checkups in prevention
- Calculate your ideal patient load: How to strike the correct balance
- Rulings limit patients' ability to sue device firms, drugmakers
- Doctor disciplinary actions down for 3rd year
- Harvard offers discount on med school tuition
- Hospitalized kids found at risk for drug errors
- Health plans say they'll risk losing members to protect profit margins
- Study: Med schools can boost rural physician supply
- Med schools asked to shun drug firm freebies
- Misfortune telling: Folding together data to forecast your patients' health futures
- E-prescribing campaign aims at patients to reach doctors
- Social networking etiquette: Making virtual acquaintances
- Twilight of the beeper: Today's technology offers other ways of keeping connected
- Google enters personal health record market
- Formula for rationing care: Task forces plan for disaster
- AMA encourages future physicians
- Gearing up for a graying generation: Training more doctors in geriatrics skills
- Revitalizing dead space: Finding an innovative place for your practice
- More Americans find insurance pays for visits to retail clinics
- FDA drug safety review to start with Medicare
- Patients rarely use online ratings to pick physicians
- Medical schools on target to reach enrollment goals
- Minorities underrepresented in California doctor work force
- AMA meeting: Physicians demand greater oversight of doctors of nursing