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PROOF by A. Kucharski – A book Review

Posted on August 19, 2026 by Ted

This is an interesting (I might even call it fascinating) book about reasoning and various tactics that could be used to allow us to approach statements of truth.  Continue reading →

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Why do Physicians Behave the Way They Do?

Posted on July 25, 2011 by Ted

I believe that the vast majority of physicians do “the right thing” for their patients. I don’t think I’m being a Pollyanna. On the other hand, the “The Tragedy of the Commons”, which describes behavior in many cultures, doesn’t bypass … Continue reading →

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Registry Participation will help Develop Alignment and Improve Quality

Posted on May 23, 2011 by Ted

Many hospitals and hospital systems are trying to ensure that they are satisfying quality metrics to help with accreditation, and to confirm that they are satisfying their mission and providing community benefit. Superior performance in achieving clinical quality may allow … Continue reading →

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