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The kitchen sink replied to the thread What specifically has driven up psychiatry salaries.What emr has this software integrated? -
The kitchen sink replied to the thread What specifically has driven up psychiatry salaries.Billing companys that take a % cut , should by theory have a vested interest in increasing your billing accuracy though, no?
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The kitchen sink reacted to randomdoc1's post in the thread What specifically has driven up psychiatry salaries with
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Do your own billing and collections with good automation and software. Hired employees suck. They miss over 30% of it and they don't... -
The kitchen sink reacted to ObsequiousAplomb's post in the thread What specifically has driven up psychiatry salaries with Like.
$160,000 in 2011 is equivalent to $220,000 in 2023. So to start, there's that. Source: CPI Inflation Calculator
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The kitchen sink reacted to ShockIndex's post in the thread Are diabetics immunocompromised in your practice? with Like.
First, I’m not sure that we should be calling lactates of 2-2.5 “borderline.” That is above the reference range for normal for most...
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The kitchen sink replied to the thread Toxic FM program/PennStateHealth.Do you have any response to the claims listed in their post?
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The kitchen sink replied to the thread Switching from derm to IM late in med school -red flag?.everyone tends to say make your decision based on pay, schedule and location.. and they usually say if you can get 2 out of 3 you will...
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The kitchen sink reacted to PsyDr's post in the thread What is the offensive, racially insensitive and inappropriate comment that was made during a CE session at INS by a presenter? with Like.
Someone says something offensive. Psychologists spend a month discussing how they feel about it. This is the reason our profession...
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The kitchen sink reacted to PsyDWannabe's post in the thread What is the offensive, racially insensitive and inappropriate comment that was made during a CE session at INS by a presenter? with Like.
I wasn’t outlining arbitrary rules, the rules have always and will always be very clear. One, two, and three were examples of typical...
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The kitchen sink reacted to ShockIndex's post in the thread Are diabetics immunocompromised in your practice? with Like.
My favorite is the hospitalist who tries to push to send a patient home, but then switches gears to an ICU admission when Plan A fails...
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The kitchen sink reacted to ClinicalABA's post in the thread What is the offensive, racially insensitive and inappropriate comment that was made during a CE session at INS by a presenter? with Like.
And those rules, being arbitrary, can change pretty quickly. It's probably best to make the least dangerous assumption and not use terms...
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The kitchen sink replied to the thread Earning potential in IM lifestyle specialities.What locality / region do you practice in?
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The kitchen sink replied to the thread What is the offensive, racially insensitive and inappropriate comment that was made during a CE session at INS by a presenter?.Are you reducing the argument to ‘commie woke’ ideologies vs ‘civil/western discourse’ ?
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The kitchen sink reacted to eeor1006's post in the thread What is the offensive, racially insensitive and inappropriate comment that was made during a CE session at INS by a presenter? with Like.
Psychologists are fallible sure. Assuming there is no other issue at play here that caused that person to lose control over things...
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The kitchen sink reacted to PsyDWannabe's post in the thread What is the offensive, racially insensitive and inappropriate comment that was made during a CE session at INS by a presenter? with Like.
That was the attitude I was first met with in the listserves. And that’s why I came over here because I didn’t want to jump to...