A HEART FOR HELPING: Florida Polytechnic University Conducting Research on Fetal and Maternal ECG Signals

PUTTING ADHD ISSUES TO REST: FDA Clears New ADHD Bedtime Medicine

BACK TO SCHOOL? Growing Number of Hospitals Requiring Nurses to Hold BSN Degree

In Demand Medical Jobs - Information on Local Sought-After Medical Careers.

You've Been Served - Lawsuit Survival Tips for Physicians and more...

UPDATE on the New Moffitt Child Development Center,

RECENT STUDY Shows Cancer Survivors Are Suffering from PTSD,

Dr. Paramjeet Kaur Shares Her Journey to Becoming a Breast Surgeon..!!

Elder Care Edition  
Advances in Technology March on to Assist the Hearing Impaired

On the Pulse: Post-Hurricane Recovery, New Hires, Community Outreach, and Awards in the Region

AMA Starts Collaborative Initiative to Help Usher in a New Era of Patient Care

Avoiding Penalties this Year from MACRA-MIPS

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Medical Memoirs: An Inside Look at How Dr. William Cooper’s Military Service Has Affected His Orthopedic Practice


Local Physicians Shed Light on Recently Approved Leukemia Treatments from the FDA

Prescribing Opioids Safely: How to Have Difficult Patient Conversations

Oral Cavity and Pharynx Cancer

On The Pulse: Welcoming New Medical Staff, Recognizing Local Accolades, and More

MACRA IS A MARATHON, NOT A SPRINT.

ON THE PULSE: NEW STAFF AND UPCOMING EVENTS IN YOUR MEDICAL COMMUNITY.

LEGISLATIVE SPOTLIGHT: LOCAL DOCTOR’S CIVIL AIR PATROL BILL SIGNED INTO LAW.

LEGISLATIVE WRAP-UP.

CARE CONVERSATION Today’s medical malpractice insurance buyers expect a comprehensive array of tools to help them stay current with emerging best practices in patient care. Find out how the industry is shifting its focus by taking the “mal” out of malpractice.

DOCTORS AND DIABETES  In this Q&A, Pauline Lowe from the American Diabetes Association offers some tips and valuable insights on how physicians and medical staff can best help their diabetic patients.

Taking the risk of heart,

The Digital doctor,

Practical and insightful observations for your practice, and much more!!

MEDICAL TOURISM on the Rise- PATIENTS WILLING TO GO THE EXTRA MILE FOR HEALTH SERVICES.

WATCH FOR THE SIGNS: Screen All Patients for Suicidal Thoughts.

MEDICAL MEMOIRS: Dr. Donald Arey, Jr. Trades a  Career in the Operating Room for Adventures in the Classroom and Beyond.

In this issue: ON THE PULSE: NEW FACILITIES, MEDICAL STAFF, TELEMEDICINE SERVICES, AND MORE The last quarter of the year marked a busy time for Central Florida’s healthcare providers while providing the high level of excellent service they are known for. Find out what’s going on in the hospitals, clinics, and healthcare offices in your medical community, RECENT CLINICAL TRIALS FORUM EXPLORES RECRUITMENT OPPORTUNITIES In September, the American Cancer Society sponsored a Tampa Clinical Trials Forum to explore ways to increase recruitment among cancer patients. Learn more about the challenges and solutions presented because of this forum, Doctor Community, PCMA Column and much more...

In this issue: OBESITY: A NATIONAL HEALTH CRISIS AND ITS ROLE IN MALPRACTICE CLAIMS Learn more about why patients who have experienced an adverse medical event leading to a medical malpractice claim are frequently noted to be obese (based on documented height and weight), CANDOR TOOLKIT OFFERS FULL DISCLOSURE GUIDELINES The Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality (AHRQ) developed the Communication and Optimal Resolution (CANDOR) Toolkit with the input of healthcare professionals who studied the different tools, policies, and procedures in use at various hospitals and much more...

In this issue: LEGISLATIVE RECAP Learn more about the laws that go into effect after this year’s Legislative Session and what industry experts have to say about why they are for or against them. Plus, find out what industry leaders are saying about how these new legislations will affect the medical profession and, most importantly, the patient, Calendar of Events, RELOCATING, MERGING, OR CLOSING YOUR MEDICAL PRACTICE? Regardless of why your practice might be on the move, consider these tips and preparation methods to help ensure a smooth transition while maintaining continuity of care and much more...

ON THE PULSE: LOCAL HAPPENINGS, ADVANCEMENTS, NEW PHYSICIANS, AWARDS, AND MORE The area’s hospitals, clinics, and healthcare centers are busy as bees during the spring. Keep up-to-date with who’s new on the scene and what’s happening in the industry, THE SHIFT TOWARD SWIFT Our Q&A with Steve Sellars of the Urgent Care Association of America addresses the rising number of urgent care facilities and the trends expediting the changes in the healthcare industry and more..!!!

Technology Edition:
There's an App for that: Benefits and Risks of Using Mobile Apps for Healthcare ;
On the Pulse: Covering the Region's New Procedures, Equipment, and more..
Sorry Works! And Full Disclosure Documentary at the Polk Theatre ;
and much more...

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