Access to care now physicians' highest priority.
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Health Services Accessibility↗
Biomedical subjects
D J Shulkin
Publications and source records attributed to D J Shulkin.
When laboratory tests are abnormal and the patient feels fine.
With routine biochemical screens, the problem is often with the tests, not with the patient. Nine of the most common offenders, which provide little if any useful information in the absence of clinical manifestations, are reviewed.
Blood Chemical Analysis↗
Potential liability problems.
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Clinical Competence↗
Cost-effectiveness and the future of medicine.
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Cost-Benefit Analysis↗
How many rich doctors are there?
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Humans↗
The cost of AIDS: who will pay?
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Acquired Immunodeficiency Syndrome↗
Can we monitor the monitors of medical costs?
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Costs and Cost Analysis↗
Consultation about costs needed.
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Cost-Benefit Analysis↗
Ulcerative syphilis in acquired immunodeficiency syndrome: a case of precocious tertiary syphilis in a patient infected with human immunodeficiency virus.
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Acquired Immunodeficiency Syndrome↗
The chairman as a subspecialist.
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Internal Medicine↗
Reduce stress with a leisurely lunch.
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Humans↗
Cost estimates of diagnostic procedures.
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Costs and Cost Analysis↗
Deteriorating vision: an occupational risk for the medical student.
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Adolescent↗
Commentary: why quality improvement efforts in health care fail and what can be done about it.
When you scratch below the surface, there is a palpable frustration in the field of quality improvement. More often than not, these disappointments are rooted in the slow pace of progress seen with improvement initiatives. Little is written about the shortcomings of quality improvement in health care. Medicine, in general, shuns from publicly discussing its failures. This article will focus on 10 features of failing quality improvement efforts.
Decision Making, Organizational↗