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All practitioners—employed or not—are to be held to the same minimally defined medical staff standards for clinical care, professionalism,...Read More »
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According to the Federation of State Medical Board’s biennial census, there were nearly 1 million licensed physicians in the United States in 2018...Read More »
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Despite considerable improvements in patient safety, an unacceptable number of medical errors still occur at the local and national level. That’s...Read More »
More than 70% of heath data breaches in the past decade involved sensitive demographic or financial information, leaving 159 million people...Read More »
This past July, the Massachusetts Board of Registration in Medicine unanimously passed two new rules aimed at further regulating overlapping...Read More »
