Sullydog’s Overriding Principle for Meaningful Health Care Reform.
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#2: Turkey, Tinea, and a Touch of Death
Posted on April 27, 2009 by sullydawg
Sorry about the long silence. As you’ll see from this installment, I’ve been occupied. Hope this (long) post makes up for it. – Sullydog The Rapid Care clinic hasn’t opened yet, and the acute care mods are beginning to feel like the protracted combat sequence at the end of Children of Men. Yet another patient [...]
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#1: Customers, Patients, Ostriches and Turbulence
Posted on February 16, 2009 by ajrosh
Welcome to Incision and Drainage. On this blog, we’re going to drain some pus. Of course, we’ll talk about a lot of things, but if I do my job right, most of the topics will be provocative. I like controversies in medicine and health care. I like the fuzzy gray areas, where the laminar flow [...]
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