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Medical Economics Journal

October 10, 2019 edition
Volume96
Issue 19

Medical Economics Cartoon: Pining for the days of bad handwriting

Author(s):

Jon Carter

If bad handwriting was the only problem we had to deal with, medicine would be in a much better place.

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Hepatitis c screening is important for physicians
The importance of Hepatitis C screening
Medical Economics Cartoon: Pining for the days of bad handwriting
Medical Economics Cartoon: Pining for the days of bad handwriting
Coding for hospital observation
Coding for hospital observation
Primary care has to play a strong role in cancer care
Primary care’s role in cancer care
How physicians should tackle their toughest money decisions
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Your voice: Why medical leaders must pay attention to physician frustration, dissatisfaction
Your voice: Why medical leaders must pay attention to physician frustration, dissatisfaction
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