19. Public Reporting: Necessary Evil or Harmful Fake News?
Public reporting of outcomes aims to improve service quality, but has also harmed patients and doctors alike. Can any good come out of it?
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How Liberal Adoption Laws Helped Romania’s Orphans
People usually recoil at the idea of trading babies for money, but in the wake of Soviet deprivation, easy-adoption laws helped countless orphans in Romania.
18. A Doctor Fights Against CON Laws
Dr. Gajendra Singh is attempting to provide affordable ultrasound, CT, and MRI imaging to his community, but the government is stopping him in an effort to protect existing providers.
The New Bureaucratic Man
"Your doctor and nurse, no matter how nice today, will become the bureaucracy."
The Real Cost of Medicare for All is in Lives, Not Dollars
Instead of Medicare for All, the plan should be called “VA Care for All,” with the increase in preventable deaths that comes with it.
17. Hope in the Fight Against MOC
Dr. Wes Fisher outlines the new initiatives that stand a realistic chance of turning the tide against the quasi-regulatory monopoly of the American Board of Internal Medicine.
Socialized Medicine: An Accounting Perspective
A healthcare system based on profit-and-loss is the only way to progressively improve the price, quantity, and quality of healthcare.
16. The EHR Will See You Now
Twila Brase reveals the ugly truths about electronic health records and what can be done to escape from this modern day Panopticon.
