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Conservative vs aggressive Medical Care: Consumer Reports

06 Jun

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Tags: consumers_union , costs , dartmouth , disparities
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  • Aggressive medical care, conservative vs aggressive - Nice XPlane (xplane.com - one of my favorite design groups) produced images of regional differences in health care costs, from Consumer Reports. It's helpful to see this group champion appropriate care for patients.

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  • e-Patient Dave: Lots to chew on here. EVERYONE BE
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  • Ted Eytan: Shamsha, Thanks for the endorsement of the
  • Shamsha Damani: v. neat concept. if one can
  • ICMCC Newspage » Blog Archive » “We’re More Aware of People’s Time”: Seeing the impact of an integrated personal health record at Kaiser Permanente Georgia: [...] health record (My Health Manager,

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