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    CPOE stands for Computerized Physician Order Entry and it is the feature of the electronic health record that improves quality of care‚ patient safety‚ and clinical efficiency. The CPOE can help the improvement of the medical workflow process in many kinds of ways. This is because the CPOE monitors any generating of related orders‚ any duplicate orders‚ prevent lost orders‚ eliminates any errors due to handwriting that is hard to read‚ reduce medication errors‚ reduce time that is spent filling orders

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    expresses that there are physicians who are SOBs and FOBs. The term SOB’s is considered a compliment. SOB stands for side-of-the-bed and this depicts the physicians who approach the patient’s‚ touch the patients‚ and form a human bond with the patients. As Reiner notes‚ the SOB physicians are better clinicians and pay attention to the whole patient. FOB’s are physicians who who stay at the foot-of-the-bed. These physicians lack the empathy towards a patient. These physicians are in the room taking

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    its core‚ and unfortunately self-preservation is a practice that can often cause conflicts of interest. This happens “when physicians have motives or are in situations for which reasonable observers could conclude that the moral requirements of the physician’s roles are or will be compromised. In terms of industry influences‚ financial conflicts of interest occur when physicians are tempted to deviate or do deviate from their professional obligations for economic or other personal

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    suffering. The physician would provide the patient with information or tools needed to perform the act. Not only is Euthanasia dangerous‚ but it involves an innocent taking the life of another‚ and can really hurt loved ones. Sick patients feel overwhelmed by difficult emotions or situations‚ but it is no reason to kill oneself. Physician assisted suicide‚ let alone suicide is never the right thing to do. Euthanasia should be illegal in all states. (www.euthanasia.com) Physician assisted suicide

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    the essay‚" The way we do it‚ the way they do it" by Margaret P. Battin. She examined euthanasia practice in three society‚ Netherlands where physician performed Euthanasia‚ Germany where suicide is allowed‚ but active euthanasia is not‚ and the united states where passive euthanasia is allowed‚ but active euthanasia is not. She concluded that physician assisted suicide work best for the united states as end of life practices. I agree with her conclusion only if a patient that is agonizing require

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    Orchestra on weekends‚ and no place could outcompete Philadelphia’s soft pretzels. For these reasons‚ I became interested to apply to medical school in Philadelphia‚ hoping that I could potentially stay in this location to serve the community like physicians in St. Mary Medical Center. Among several universities in Philly‚ I specifically became interested in Sidney Kimmel Medical College‚ since the school offers an opportunity for students to engage in the community service through JeffHOPE‚ and I could

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    first introduced in the 1960’s in response to the projected physician shortages. It changed from an assistant role to one that mirrors a physician. In fact‚ there are few differences between the professions. Like physicians‚ NPs diagnose and treat numerous health

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    In this study‚ 44843 patients participated across 13 main health clinics and 8 satellite clinics. Within these clinics were 53 full times Family Physicians (FP) and 41 full time Nurse Practitioners (NP). Their patients were classified into three separate groups depending on who had oversight of the patients: FP‚ shared‚ and NP. The data concluded that FP saw 52% of the patients‚ 29% NP and 18% were

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    importance of the physician-patient and hospital-patient relationships. In a typical physician-patient relationship‚ the physician usually agrees to diagnose and treat the patient according to the standards of accepting medical practice and to continue doing so until the termination of treatment. A patient must have confidence in the competence of their physician and must feel that they can confide in him or her. This is always good‚ when you feel comfortable in talking to your physician things are so

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    opportunities for the development of leadership skills for doctors. International Journal of Clinical Leadership‚ 16(3)‚ 115-119. Weimar‚ C. (2009). Ed Kim‚ MD‚ MBA: Making the Move to Pharma. Physician Executive‚ 35(1)‚ 30-31. Zismer‚ D. K.‚ Flygenring‚ B.‚ & Campion‚ B. (2002). Physician-Led: Good Idea or Not? Physician Executive‚ 28(5)‚ 20-23.

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