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Looking for board certification in the pain management specialization is not enough for a patient to ensure the doctor is qualified. Learn the questions you should ask your doctor.
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Hospitals can save lives by training their nurses to follow stat physician orders for CT and MRI scans immediately and to contact a doctor when the images are available for review
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The magazine recognized Robert Painter as one of Houston's top medical malpractice attorneys
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Nurse-doctor communication is such a problem that the Joint Commission on the Accreditation of Healthcare Organizations requires all hospitals to create policies and procedures to improve nursing communication of critical lab values
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(An article published by the Houston Lawyer Magazine, March/April 2010)
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What is brain death? How can you definitively tell if someone is brain dead?
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There are some practical things moms and dads can do to increase their chances for a successful, healthy delivery.
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An issue involving medical futility may come up at any time, whether the patient is young or old, insured or uninsured.
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The world's biggest retailer works with thousands of small suppliers on a regular basis. But landing a contract comes with downsides worth considering before applying
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Although there has been talk of "death panels" during the health care reform debate, we have had them for over a decade in Texas
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