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No Clear Path to Price "Transparency"
A Department of Health and Human Services initiative to publish information on what Medicare pays for common medical procedures has re-opened debate on "price transparency" in academic medicine.
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Viewpoint
"Steering the Ship Toward Reform: A Medical Student's View on American Health Care" by Erick Cheung, B.S.
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Medical Students on the Front Line: "The Soul of a Doctor"
Where, exactly, does the soul of a doctor lie? This book indicates it resides within the medical student — floating somewhere between idealism and realism, the classroom and the exam room, and in the look on the face of a doctor's first patient.
Seismic Shift in Culture
as NIH Grants Go Electronic
As the grant application process at National Institutes of Health switches to electronic submissions only, a lot of research administrators are holding their breaths.
Mental Health Education Key to Physician Development, Research
Concerned that psychiatric disorders are going unrecognized and untreated, the APA and others are calling for renewed efforts to train all medical students to spot and treat psychiatric disorders.
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