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Medicalness: Physician shortage numbers are misleading
medicalness.com — “Ness is a Germanic word for promontory. Osler talked about the importance of medical professionals being like a promontory or peninsula when seeking imperturbability and aequanimitas. They are surrounded by crashing economic, political, and scientific forces but must hold strong. Here is a discussion on current forces on medicine and health care” View full resource at medicalness.com
Most Recently Shared on December 29, 2011 at 7:27 pm By:
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medicalness.com — “Ness is a Germanic word for promontory. Osler talked about the importance of medical professionals being like a promontory or peninsula when seeking imperturbability and aequanimitas. They are surrounded by crashing economic, political, and scientific forces but must hold strong. Here is a discussion on current forces on medicine and health care” View full resource at medicalness.com
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Medicalness: The good ol' days were better
medicalness.com — “Ness is a Germanic word for promontory. Osler talked about the importance of medical professionals being like a promontory or peninsula when seeking imperturbability and aequanimitas. They are surrounded by crashing economic, political, and scientific forces but must hold strong. Here these forces are discussed. Visit Health Politicker (healthpoliticker.blogspot.com) for the discussion on health policy” View full resource at medicalness.com
Most Recently Shared on September 18, 2011 at 4:55 pm By:
Michael Oleyar Doctor, Medical Student, and Physician
The good ol' days were better: People love to hang on to the past. We remember the old times... http://t.co/kb5gANkE medicalness.com
Medicalness: A new apparent trend in medical research
medicalness.com — “Ness is a Germanic word for promontory. Osler talked about the importance of medical professionals being like a promontory or peninsula when seeking imperturbability and aequanimitas. They are surrounded by crashing economic, political, and scientific forces but must hold strong.” View full resource at medicalness.com
Most Recently Shared on September 16, 2011 at 5:28 pm By:
Michael Oleyar Doctor, Medical Student, and Physician
A new apparent trend in medical research: "We restricted our search to the English language on... http://t.co/3SSCBh73 medicalness.com
Medicalness: What is wrong with the picture in the pre-op?
medicalness.com — “Ness is a Germanic word for promontory. Osler talked about the importance of medical professionals being like a promontory or peninsula when seeking imperturbability and aequanimitas. They are surrounded by crashing economic, political, and scientific forces but must hold strong.” View full resource at medicalness.com
Most Recently Shared on September 5, 2011 at 6:35 pm By:
Michael Oleyar Doctor, Medical Student, and Physician
What is wrong with the picture in the pre-op?: "Hi, I am Dr. X. I am the PA [physician's assist... http://t.co/QjE3zYT medicalness.com
Medicalness: Some costs associated with anesthesia
medicalness.com — “Ness is a Germanic word for promontory. Osler talked about the importance of medical professionals being like a promontory or peninsula when seeking imperturbability and aequanimitas. They are surrounded by crashing economic, political, and scientific forces but must hold strong.” View full resource at medicalness.com
Most Recently Shared on August 23, 2011 at 1:21 am By:
Michael Oleyar Doctor, Medical Student, and Physician
Some costs associated with anesthesia: Good to know...- Posted using BlogPress from my iPhone http://t.co/7wG5adx medicalness.com
Medicalness: Yea to the naysayers
medicalness.com — “Ness is a Germanic word for promontory. Osler talked about the importance of medical professionals being like a promontory or peninsula when seeking imperturbability and aequanimitas. They are surrounded by crashing economic, political, and scientific forces but must hold strong.” View full resource at medicalness.com
Most Recently Shared on August 6, 2011 at 1:24 pm By:
Michael Oleyar Doctor, Medical Student, and Physician
Yea to the naysayers: Some people doubt the ability for patient satisfaction and patient rating ... http://bit.ly/pMs10T medicalness.com
Medicalness: After death, satisfaction remains high
medicalness.com — “Ness is a Germanic word for promontory. Osler talked about the importance of medical professionals being like a promontory or peninsula when seeking imperturbability and aequanimitas. They are surrounded by crashing economic, political, and scientific forces but must hold strong.” View full resource at medicalness.com
Most Recently Shared on July 31, 2011 at 11:33 pm By:
Michael Oleyar Doctor, Medical Student, and Physician
After death, satisfaction remains high: Apparently family members show appreciation and satisfac... http://bit.ly/p5zLEE medicalness.com
Medicalness: Don't tweet this and definitely don't "like" this
medicalness.com — “Ness is a Germanic word for promontory. Osler talked about the importance of medical professionals being like a promontory or peninsula when seeking imperturbability and aequanimitas. They are surrounded by crashing economic, political, and scientific forces but must hold strong.” View full resource at medicalness.com
Most Recently Shared on July 12, 2011 at 1:56 am By:
Michael Oleyar Doctor, Medical Student, and Physician
Don't tweet this and definitely don't "like" this: Now the new hospital employee orientation is ... http://bit.ly/qPsIXC medicalness.com
Medicalness: What will hospitals see this July 4th?
medicalness.com — “Ness is a Germanic word for promontory. Osler talked about the importance of medical professionals being like a promontory or peninsula when seeking imperturbability and aequanimitas. They are surrounded by crashing forces but must hold strong. To help weather the storm, thoughts are shared on topics of medicine, health, technology, and other areas of interest.” View full resource at medicalness.com
Most Recently Shared on July 3, 2011 at 10:07 pm By:
Michael Oleyar Doctor, Medical Student, and Physician
What will hospitals see this July 4th?: Answer: firework injuriesLast year about 8,400 people we... http://bit.ly/kBfKfk medicalness.com
Medicalness: Tweet my ride
medicalness.com — “Ness is a Germanic word for promontory. Osler talked about the importance of medical professionals being like a promontory or peninsula when seeking imperturbability and aequanimitas. They are surrounded by crashing forces but must hold strong. To help weather the storm, thoughts are shared on topics of medicine, health, technology, and other areas of interest.” View full resource at medicalness.com
Most Recently Shared on June 9, 2011 at 2:04 am By:
Michael Oleyar Doctor, Medical Student, and Physician
Tweet my ride: Some carmakers are touting in-dash services to provide drivers twitter and Facebo... http://bit.ly/jtAAub medicalness.com
Medicalness: Why parents don't need to worry about cell phone effects on children
medicalness.com — “Ness is a Germanic word for promontory. Osler talked about the importance of medical professionals being like a promontory or peninsula when seeking imperturbability and aequanimitas. They are surrounded by crashing forces but must hold strong. To help weather the storm, thoughts are shared on topics of medicine, health, technology, and other areas of interest.” View full resource at medicalness.com
Most Recently Shared on June 1, 2011 at 8:57 pm By:
Michael Oleyar Doctor, Medical Student, and Physician
Why parents don't need to worry about cell phone effects on children: Last night on @AC360 there... http://bit.ly/jGEr3k medicalness.com
Medicalness: Best part of the night in the hospital
medicalness.com — “Ness is a Germanic word for promontory. Osler talked about the importance of medical professionals being like a promontory or peninsula when seeking imperturbability and aequanimitas. They are surrounded by crashing forces but must hold strong. To help weather the storm, thoughts are shared on topics of medicine, health, technology, and other areas of interest.” View full resource at medicalness.com
Most Recently Shared on June 1, 2011 at 7:23 pm By:
Michael Oleyar Doctor, Medical Student, and Physician
Best part of the night in the hospital: http://bit.ly/mo0YuU medicalness.com
Medicalness: Thinking of the men and women who make this country great
medicalness.com — “Ness is a Germanic word for promontory. Osler talked about the importance of medical professionals being like a promontory or peninsula when seeking imperturbability and aequanimitas. They are surrounded by crashing forces but must hold strong. To help weather the storm, thoughts are shared on topics of medicine, health, nutrition, technology, and other areas of interest.” View full resource at medicalness.com
Most Recently Shared on May 31, 2011 at 12:59 am By:
Michael Oleyar Doctor, Medical Student, and Physician
Thinking of the men and women who make this country great: Spending a holiday weekend with frien... http://bit.ly/jcNuCI medicalness.com
Medicalness: Known and unknown dangers of the hospital
medicalness.com — “Ness is a Germanic word for promontory. Osler talked about the importance of medical professionals being like a promontory or peninsula when seeking imperturbability and aequanimitas. They are surrounded by crashing forces but must hold strong. To help weather the storm, thoughts are shared on topics of medicine, health, nutrition, technology, and other areas of interest.” View full resource at medicalness.com
Most Recently Shared on April 22, 2011 at 1:28 am By:
Michael Oleyar Doctor, Medical Student, and Physician
Known and unknown dangers of the hospital: The hospital can be a dangerous place. Â Among other t... http://bit.ly/fL9RHU medicalness.com
