High-risk operation

Article Abstract:

Habib Baha, a physician who had left Afghanistan due to political problems, returned back to help the US Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) with reference to the countryEs health infrastructure. The report he submitted along with three Afghan-American physicians to the HHS suggested to pursue a project on health of women and children since the maternal mortality rate is one of the highest in Afghanistan.

Women, Women's health, United States. Department of Health and Human Services, Baha, Habib

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Paperless medical record not all itEs cracked up to be

Article Abstract:

The dominance of electronic medical record over the paper medical record that covers the loopholes of paper record such as illegibility, inaccuracy, inaccessibility and incompleteness are described. However, the issue regarding the entry of data, and the way in which physicianEs entry of those data would inadvertently inhibit patient care is a matter of concern.

Electronic records, Medical records

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Primary care site offers practice management tips

Article Abstract:

Community health care, a 30-physician practice in Canal Fulton, created by Ohio primary care practice offers a cornucopia of practice management tips, definitions and sources on its Web site. The handbook also could be a resource for physicians who need quick answers to management questions.

Community health services, Practice guidelines (Medicine)

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