To the Editor: Physicians are told that the best doctors strive to heal in a humanistic manner that takes into consideration the totality of a person's physical and emotional makeup.
Study registration also allows interested parties, such as reviewers, editors, physicians, policymakers, members of ethical committees, patients and colleagues, to identify ongoing, unpublished and selectively published studies.
To the Editor: Severe physician shortages have already hit children.
To the Editor: "Family Physician Can't Give Away Solo Practice" tells the sad story of a single practitioner who may have to close shop.
Supplement Co-Editors: Dr. Kevin Imrie, MD, FRCPC Physician-in-Chief, Sunnybrook Health Sciences Centre Vice-Chair, Education, Department of Medicine, University of Toronto Professor of Medicine, University of Toronto Dr. Christopher Parshuram, MB, ChB, D.Phil.
Ronald B. Cohen Woodbury, N.Y., March 6 , 2009 To the Editor: Dr. Anne Armakesng-Coben makes a legitimate point about computerizing physicians' notes.
To the Editor: Persuading physicians at large teaching hospitals like N.Y.U.
A BOOK editor, two physicians, a nurse, a retired teacher, an organic gardener — the people gathered in Dick Margulis's living room were all well established and financially secure.
C. W. Griffin Phoenix To the Editor: For physicians, the shame and estrangement associated with a medical malpractice suit is similar to that felt by Hester Prynne in "The Scarlet Letter" by Nathaniel Hawthorne.
