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We are all fellow travelers (even if we don’t look sick) | Susannah Fox

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I help people navigate health and technology. Skip to primary content. Skip to secondary content. We are all fellow travelers (even if we don’t look sick). November 22, 2014. Inspired by a call. For essays about e-patient travel stories:. There is an unspoken code at airport gates. Don’t touch me. Don’t touch my stuff. Don’t step in front of me unless you have a heck of a good reason, especially if I got here before you did. She looked frazzled and stressed, like she’d run the length of the terminal to c...

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Clinical Pearls: Cinemeducation - using film in medical education

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Clinical pearls encountered while caring for patients and precepting residents. Pelvic inflammatory disease (PID). Inhaled corticosteroids improve asthma control more effectively in children and adults than any other single long-term controller medication. Women's Health Update 2011. State policies affecting sexual and reproductive health and rights. BCBS Alabama begins to pay for Obesity visits - Medical and Nutritional. Fidaxomicin for C. difficile. On Cinemeducation - using film in medical education.

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Life Through the Lens of a Special Educator: Take Me Out to the Ball Game

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Life Through the Lens of a Special Educator. Wednesday, July 15, 2009. Take Me Out to the Ball Game. 8221; questions, mostly answered by my nephew. My brother and I reminisced about going to Yankee stadium as kids with our dad, back in the days of Mickey Mantle, Roger Maris and Yogi Berra, and laughed about how we both became Red Sox fans – eventually. I hadn’t attended a game in quite a long while. Here are some of the things I learned:. Attending a game is not the same as watching it on TV. Probably 75...

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The Future of Health: Robots, Enchanted Objects, and Networks | Susannah Fox

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I help people navigate health and technology. Skip to primary content. Skip to secondary content. The Future of Health: Robots, Enchanted Objects, and Networks. November 22, 2010. I have seen the future of health and it’s networks (with apologies to Lincoln Steffens. Chronic disease is exploding in the U.S. The number of primary care health professionals is declining. Behavior change is difficult. But what are we going to. Joe Kvedar also blogged the speech: “ Emotional Automation. Now for the third idea...

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About Cambria Health | Cambria Health

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In Their Own Words. 90 Day Implementation Plan. Evaluation Plan and Comparative Metrics. Do you want to reduce costs, improve patient satisfaction, and lessen physician burnout? We want to make the lives of your patients and your staff better by helping you implement shared medical appointments successfully. We do this with a proven process, meticulous attention to metrics, and an engaged team of experts. Download our overview here. Meet our well-respected team of professionals:. In addition to Cambria H...

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Normalcy, Resiliency, and “Boston Strong” | Guilt by Association Blog

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Guilt by Association Blog. Normalcy, Resiliency, and “Boston Strong”. April 21, 2013 at 5:51 pm. Today, my community is trying to regain some sense of normalcy. On this sunny, mild Sunday, I did some yard work, watched a little bit of baseball, and we bought groceries. Even when you’re many miles away, as I was last week. On Sunday, the day before the Marathon, my family and I embarked on a week-long road trip up and down the East Coast, visiting potential colleges with my daughter. Even after that, it w...