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No one likes to be ignored. If you are talking to someone, you reasonably expect they will listen. If the “listener” is not listening, their next step is to turn up the volume. If a Board of Medicine writes to you seeking an explanation for care you rendered plus a copy of the full medical ... title="How to Turn a Minor Board Problem into a Major Board Problem" class="read-mo...
Physicians often migrate from one state to another. Looking for greener pastures. This is particularly the case when your current workplace loses its magic. Sometimes it IS better to leave and get a fresh start. If you head to a different state, you’ll need a license to practice there. If you already have a license ... title="Applying for a New Medical License While Under Inv...
Cataract surgeries are miracles of the modern age. They are generally safe. And effective. Before the advent of intraocular lenses, when cataracts were removed, nothing replaced them. The only solution was to follow with “high-powered, bulky spectacles, which often led to poor visual quality. In fact, Sir Harold Ridley exclaimed that “extraction alone is but ... title="When M...
Becoming board certified is a rite of passage. It has become a de-facto must-have document in addition to licensing. For many jobs, you need to be board certified or board eligible. Many hospitals require it to become part of its active medical staff. If you want privileges at many healthcare institutions, you must be board ... title="Galactorrhea and Specialty Board Certific...
Medical records can be used for offense. They can be used for defense. If a patient sues YOU for medical malpractice, all of their records are fair game (or at least most of their records). A plaintiff cannot use the medical record as both a sword and a shield. What if a plaintiff is suing ... title="Can Third Parties Access Your Patient’s STD Records?" class="read-...
