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What You Need To Know About Recommending Medical Marijuana
Do you hesitate to suggest medical marijuana to your patients because of the confusing legal landscape around it? We help
March 18, 2022
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Informed Consent
Informed Consent and Patient Understanding: Ethical and Legal Considerations for Healthcare Providers
What happens when constraints such as a language barrier make it difficult for your patient to understand the risks, benefits,
September 30, 2021
Maintaining Your Practice
A Medical Marketing Expert Shares Six Reasons that Online Pharmacies are on the Rise {guest blog!}
Katie Jones, a marketing expert, recently assisted in the development of the sites quickdoctor and doctor4u. We picked her brain
January 16, 2018
Maintaining Your Practice
3 Things to Know about Concierge Medicine
Hate watching your afternoon tick by on a waiting room clock? Disgusted by Susie Sniffles lobbing definitely-contagious sneezes in your
November 30, 2017
Health Lawyers
How Your Patients Benefit from 23andMe and Similar Pharmacogenetic Tools
September is Healthy Aging Month! Because so much of our health is tied to our genetic makeup, we wrote this
September 14, 2017
Maintaining Your Practice
How to Combat Pressure from Patients to Prescribe the Drugs They See on TV
If you feel like your TV advertisements increasingly include more prescription drugs, you’re right. Pharmaceutical companies are pouring money into
August 17, 2017
Maintaining Your Practice
Provider Alert: Mibelas birth control pills recalled, packaging error could cause unexpected pregnancy
Providers who have prescribed Mibelas should also reach out to these patients to notify them of the recall. They may
July 13, 2017
Healthcare News
Lessons from Vermont: How to Structure a Telemedicine Law to Benefit Patients and Providers
Under existing law. Vermont Medicaid and commercial insurers were required to cover telemedicine services if the patient was located at
June 24, 2017
Healthcare News
Medical emergencies at 30,000 feet: What really goes on up there?
The frequency of in-flight emergencies – which only afflict about one in six hundred flights – recently made headlines when
May 22, 2017
Maintaining Your Practice
Canadian osteopathic school under fire for unauthorized medical practice
The charges arose after undercover investigators with the physicians’ college posed as patients seeking treatment at an osteopathic school-run clinic.
May 8, 2017
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