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Written by Ardena L. Flippin, MD, MBA
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Medical errors became a popular issue when the 1999 Institute of Medicine (IOM) report To Err is Human: Building a Safer Health System (1) cited it as cause for concern. The focus was on hospital-related errors because that is where they were well documented. Who knew that, due to the trend of increasing outpatient-care delivery and increasing patient loads, medical office errors might be responsible for the majority of medical errors?
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Written by Norm Issa
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When it comes to treating heart attacks, pneumonia, surgery and other emergencies, you want to find the best medical care available.
To help you make these decisions, visit the NetDoc.com Hospital Ratings tool and enter your ZIP code to see how hospitals in your neighborhood rank on benchmarks set out by the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services in four categories: Heart Attack, Heart Failure, Pneumonia and Surgical Care Improvement/Surgical Infection Prevention.
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Written by Medical jobs search database
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The US job market has stayed hot for health care providers. Whether you believe that a provider shortage is in the offing or that the ratio of physicians-to-patients is too high, physician jobs and nursing jobs abound.
A wide variety of medical jobs can be found in the netdoc health care job listings. Particular strengths include permanent and locum tenens physician jobs, nursing jobs across the US, and radiology positions.
Other resources include physician salary information, medical career guidance, and the ability to post physician jobs.
For specialty salary and job information, see medical specialty pages like cardiology, OB/Gyn, and internal medicine specialty pages.
The medical dictionary also holds many terms specific to medical jobs.
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