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    Monthly Archive for: "November, 2014"

    Alternative Models of Policing: Ferguson Should Learn from This

    November 30, 2014

    My husband Steve Early just wrote this great article about the city we live in — a city that has learned some hard lessons about policing.   Police Violence is […]

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    Another Story of Silencing in Medicine

    November 23, 2014

    Another dispatch from the front lines of patient safety. Several weeks ago, I spoke at a teaching hospital about the difficulties that medical staff encounter when they try to protect […]

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    Why Aren't More Physicians at Patient Safety Conferences?

    November 21, 2014

    This will be a short blog post, with one question.  Why aren’t more physicians at patient safety conferences?  I am at one now in Canada, two hundred people were in […]

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    What Patient Safety Can Learn from New Airline Safety Videos

    November 20, 2014

    I’m writing this blogpost from the Delta airplane that I’m traveling on to Detroit to speak at a patient safety conference in Windsor, Canada. I’ve been wanting to write about […]

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    Great New Book on the Back Pain Industry

    November 18, 2014

    Have any of you ever had back pain? Or maybe the question should be, have any of you never had back pain? Whatever the answer, I want to tell you […]

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    Why Should Physicians Be in Charge of the Dying?

    November 15, 2014

     Medical ethicist Ezekiel Emmanuel – brother of Chicago Mayor Rahm – doesn’t want to live past 75. He’s against physician assisted suicide but, as a physician, he believes we should […]

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    Shame and Blame with Ebola

    November 8, 2014

    As I’ve traveled around the country recently talking to nurses, doctors, and others in healthcare about the recent Ebola scare, I am struck by how many people have been quick […]

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    More On EHRs and Dallas/Ebola

    November 3, 2014

    EHR Vendors and Reality: The Critical Need for a Sociotechnical Fix by Michael Woods, MD from his blog Sociotechnologix Let’s look at two very different positions from a single article on [...]

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