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H1N1 adds strain on public health work force
American Medical News , 06/09/09

Landers SJ - Although the nation's public health system kept pace with the rapid spread of influenza A(H1N1) earlier this spring, a looming shortage of physicians, nurses and lab workers could make it more difficult to contain a larger threat, several health care organizations warned during a recent briefing.

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Practices lose financial ground as recession outpaces productivity
American Medical News , 10/28/09

How an EMR can affect staffing
American Medical News , 10/09/09

Compensation, EHRs among top concerns for group practices
Medical Economics, 10/21/09

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Are U.S. cancer screening test patterns consistent with guideline recommendations with respect to the age of screening initiation
BMC Health Services Research, 10/14/09

Reduced in-hospital mortality for heart failure with clinical pathways: the results of a cluster randomised controlled trial
Quality & Safety in Health Care, 11/02/09

Health and well-being in care staff and their relations to organizational and psychosocial factors, care staff and resident factors in nursing homes
International Journal of Geriatric Psychiatry, 11/02/09

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Safety and Risk Management Interventions in Hospitals: A Systematic Review of the Literature
Medical Care Research and Review, 09/29/09

Study: Patients Tolerate Unsedated Colonoscopy
Outpatient Surgery, 11/04/09

Malpractice Trends: Viewing the Data and Avoiding the Hot Seat of Litigation
The Journal for Nurse Practitioners , 10/14/09

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