February 01, 2019 Share this content: Sending intake forms prior to appointments can help you stay on schedule. Improving medical office efficiency requires evaluation and planning. If you’re constantly running behind schedule and chaos is standard operating procedure, these 5 steps can help you get and keep your practice running smoothly. 1. Track and Observe… Read More »
You probably have that one person in your family, or maybe more than one, whose signature response to anyone who forgets something, stumbles over that curb that wasn’t there yesterday, or groans a little when they stand up after sitting for some time is, “It’s hell getting’ old, ain’t it?” Well if those were inevitable consequences of… Read More »
If you’re anything like us, you’re either about to embark upon (or are already in the middle of) an epic Game of Thrones rewatch ahead of the final season in April. But a recent fan theory involving Littlefinger will completely change your perspective, and —as it has the potential to ruin some big surprises in… Read More »
In the fall of 2015, Dr. Herbert Dardik, chief of vascular surgery at Englewood Hospital and Medical Center in New Jersey, nodded off in the operating room. Note that Dr. Dardik, then 80, was not performing the operation. He’d undergone a minor medical procedure himself a few days earlier, so he’d told his patient that… Read More »
Social media companies should ban “damaging” celebrity-endorsed social media ads promoting weight loss aids, England’s top doctor has said. Some celebrities with large followings are promoting products such as diet pills and detox teas on social media. Prof Stephen Powis, NHS medical director, argues these products have a damaging effect on the physical and mental… Read More »
(Photo: Adobe Stock) Jennie-O Turkey Store Sales is recalling 164,210 pounds of raw turkey due to possible salmonella contamination, according to the United States Department of Agriculture (USDA). Friday’s announcement was the result of a continued outbreak of salmonella contamination in turkey products that dates back to last year, according to The Chicago Tribune. The Centers for Disease… Read More »