A recent study has shown that errors can appear in your electronic medical records because of copying and pasting.
I don't find this very shocking. Errors can appear in your old-fashioned medical records too, for many reasons.
Your doctor might have misinterpreted what you said and written it down as gospel truth. For example, if you were put on a high-carbohydrate diet and prescribed a sulfonylurea, a combination that can cause weight gain, and you then gained weight, your doctor might...
At the beginning of this journey, I set out to keep an accurate record of my weight as it has changed from week-to-week. I believe that I... Read more »
In a pitch to revive the economy by cutting medical costs, president-elect Obama plans to computerize the nation's healthcare records in... Read more »
In my last two posts (see: Reduce Triglycerides Naturally & Why Take Fish Oil if You Take a Statin Drug?), I discussed how, in my... Read more »
Over the course of the past six months I have written about the benefits of high levels of HDL (the good cholesterol) on numerous... Read more »
Since my last post, I have had a five-day stay in the ICU getting the first round of high-dose chemotherapy. The hospital is a nice place,... Read more »
Our medical records are vitally important for a number of reasons. They obviously are the method by which our current doctors follow our health and... Read more »
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Growth milestones for children; Normal childhood growth milestones; Childhood growth milestones Information Developmental milestones are... Read more »
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This article describes the skills and growth targets for 6-month-old infants. Alternative Names Normal childhood growth milestones - 6... Read more »
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At 9 months, a typical infant will have certain skills and reach growth markers called milestones.Alternative NamesGrowth milestones for children - 9... Read more »
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This article describes the skills and growth targets of 2-month-old infants.Alternative NamesNormal childhood growth milestones - 2 months; Childhood... Read more »
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