Titlebook: Medicine: Preserving the Passion; Phil R. Manning,Lois DeBakey Book 19871st edition Springer Science+Business Media New York 1987 care.com

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Analysis of Practice,g and provides evidence of deficiencies that need correction. Beverly Payne has found that when clinicians view their practice in the aggregate, as in research participation, “There are compelling observations that lead to significant changes in behavior.”

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Enlisting Help in the Analysis of Practice,harshly and may devise regulatory, even punitive, solutions. A few physicians may, indeed, require regulatory sanctions, and all can benefit from reminders of their errors of omission and commission. Careful, constructive analysis of events in practice can motivate physicians to continue their educa

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Social, Ethical, and Economic Problems in Medicine,tion and passion for practice. Such activities can no longer be limited to the study of clinical findings, diagnosis, and therapy, for extraordinary medical innovations have raised a rash of problems— economic, social, legal, moral, and ethical. Can we afford the advances? How do we control the esca

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The Doctor-Patient Relationship, Physical Examination, and New Procedures,en medical technology and clinical skills, in which advice based on the interview and examination is replaced by the results of technical procedures. The development of clinical skills, he pointed out, enables physicians to obtain a better understanding of the patient’s problems and to gain confiden

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Problems in Practice Unrelated to Medical Knowledge,tep, extrinsic phenomena, errors, and omissions may adversely affect medical practice despite the physician’s superb knowledge. “The best performance is built upon sound information,” said George Miller, “but sound information is no assurance that it will occur.” John Williamson found, for example,

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The Computer: Guidance in Diagnosis and Therapy,d tasks: gathering data, identifying disease categories, assessing individual patient prognosis, suggesting further evaluations, and perhaps educating the physician.. Decision support is no longer an unexplored topic; innumerable articles have been published on the subject, and national and internat

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Michael E. Debakey M. D.,J. Willis Hurst M. D. a wide variey of physicians: spine interventionalists, radiSince the ?rst edition of this book was published in 2002, there have been many advances in our knowledge of percutaneous vertoplasty (PV), particularly about how to perform the procedure more safely and how to approach more complex case si

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Phil P. Manning M.D.,Lois Debakey Ph.D.f human experiences. To a large measure our accomplishments in life depend on the facility with which we interact with others-our social skill. The acquisition of social skills is, of course, a natural part of the overall socialization process. However, in many instances it becomes necessary or desi