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Providers are on the Prowl for Secure Texting | Healthcare IT News
< p > During my last visit to the dentist, my dental hygienist lamented to me that whenever she has young children in her chair, she can barely make eye contact with them or engage them in conversation because of their constant texting. I & rsquo;m lucky in that my hygienist is a real chatterbox,
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TeleVox™ Software Study: Eight Out of Ten Americans (83%) Don’t Follow Treatment Plans
How to deal with the worried well?
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UBC-Providence health team identifies a key predictor of cardiovascular death | ScienceBlog.com
Science Blog: In an article published today in the prestigious Journal of the American College of Cardiology, researchers Claire Heslop, Dr. Jiri Frohlich, and Dr. John Hill from The Providence Heart + Lung Institute and the University of British Columbia detail their discovery, that high levels of
Customer Retention - You know it makes sense!
Providing eyecare schemes and payment plans for patients is now a necessity for the future survival of the independent practice.
NIH stops trial of drug for sickle cell patients | Booster Shots | Los Angeles Times
The National Institutes of Health has halted a clinical trial using sildenafil to treat pulmonary hypertension in sickle cell patients after preliminary results showed that the drug was actually increasing sickle crises rather than reducing them. Sildenafil, sold by Pfizer...
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