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	Hospital doctors shut doors to new patients - The Boston Globe
		Doctors have been warning of a shortage of primary care physicians since early in the decade, when the number of medical students deciding to practice general internal medicine began to fall.
		Lists of doctors published by health plans often make the situation look rosier for new patients than it is. The state's major health plans generally say that about 20 percent of the primary care doctors in their networks are closed to new patients, but that their lists usually aren't up-to-date.
		Some doctors say one partial solution to the crunch at teaching hospitals is for patients to rethink their biases that experienced doctors are better.
	www.boston.com /business/healthcare/articles/2006/11/12/hospital_doctors_shut_doors_to_new_patients (1406 words)

	The New York Times > International > Middle East > Attack by Joint Force: Early Target of Offensive Is a ...
		Patients and hospital employees were rushed out of rooms by armed soldiers and ordered to sit or lie on the floor while troops tied their hands behind their backs.
		Doctors were back to attending to the most seriously ill, watched by Iraqi and American troops.
		Both the bridges and the hospital are situated on a peninsula formed by the Euphrates as it flows past downtown Falluja, on the east side of the river - a logical area, American commanders say, for insurgents to fall back if driven from central Falluja.
	www.nytimes.com /2004/11/08/international/middleeast/08hospital.html?ex=1257570000&en=9d759eb3d832c39d&ei=5090&partner=rssuserland (1057 words)

	Doctors Community Hospital
		Doctors Community Hospital is rated the #1 Maryland hospital for overall quality of care in the Washington, DC area, according to an independent study by the Health Care Information Association (HCIA).
		Doctors Community Hospital is a not-for-profit, 250-bed acute care medical and surgical hospital serving the health care needs of Prince George’s County and the surrounding area.
		Doctors Community Hospital offers the amenities of a major medical and surgical hospital with the caring staff and convenience of a community hospital.
	www.princegeorgescountywebsite.com /doctorscommunity.htm (385 words)

	HospitalProfile
		Doctors Hospital of Dallas, part of Tenet Texas, is a 232-bed acute care facility located at 9440 Poppy Drive in Dallas.
		Doctors Hospital of Dallas has been recognized as a Distinguished Hospital for Patient Safety by HealthGrades, a leading national health care quality group and as a 2005 CIGNA Center of Excellence for Cardiac Catheterization.
		The hospital is accredited by the Society of Chest Pain Centers and by the Joint Commission on Accreditation of Healthcare Organizations, the nation’s oldest and largest hospital accreditation agency.
	www.tenethealth.com /TenetHealth/HospitalProfiles/doctorshospitaldallas (153 words)

	Hospital, doctors open medical center (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-17)
		Doctors, nurses, staff and patients are learning how to navigate the 56,000 square feet of the new Benbrook Medical Center in Butler Township.
		The doctors own 85 percent of the building, while 49 percent of the ambulatory surgery center is owned by the doctors and 51 percent by the hospital.
		Doctors gain more control over their time, he said.
	www.post-gazette.com /pg/06085/675622.stm (1003 words)

	At Butler Memorial Hospital, doctors working on outpatient surgery center (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-17)
		Hospital officials are discussing partnering with a group of doctors in a new outpatient surgery center, a key element in the hospital's plan to reduce crowding.
		The existing hospital on East Brady Street straddles the border between Butler and Butler Township, and city officials worried that relocating the facility would mean the loss of tax revenue and the loss of jobs connected with nearby businesses.
		Hospital officials originally were told that it could take as long as seven years to work out a lease, but the proposal was given a major boost when a VA advisory group backed the idea.
	www.post-gazette.com /pg/04123/308651.stm (1151 words)

	BMA - Hospital doctors - junior doctors' hours (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-17)
		It is important that the working hours of junior doctors continue to be reduced to sensible levels so that a safe, high quality service can be provided for patients1.
		Hospital trusts must make fundamental changes if newly qualified doctors are to have any chance of working more reasonable hours.
		The Junior Doctors Committee has calculated that from August 2004 the hours of junior doctor cover that will be lost each week as a result of the implementation of the EWTD will be up to 213,000, equivalent to 3,700 junior doctors working an EWTD compliant 58 hour week.
	bma.org.uk /ap.nsf/Content/HospitalDoctorsJunHrs?OpenDocument&... (1602 words)

	HospitalProfile
		Doctors Hospital of Manteca is part of Tenet California.
		Doctors Hospital of Manteca opened its doors in 1962 as a 28-bed, 41-employee, nine-physician rural community hospital in the heart of California's Central Valley.
		The hospital is fully accredited by the Joint Commission on the Accreditation of Healthcare Organizations, the nation’s oldest and largest hospital accreditation agency.
	www.tenethealth.com /TenetHealth/HospitalProfiles/doctorsmanteca.htm (158 words)

	Hospital at cutting edge of medical advances
		The Long Branch hospital's doctors also use a tiny blade that spins 8,000 revolutions per minute to cut and clear plaque from patients' arteries.
		In 1990, doctors at the hospital did the first laparoscopic gallbladder removal in the state, and in 1996, Monmouth Medical doctors were the first in the nation to perform an incisionless surgical procedure to unblock tear ducts of patients whose eyes continuously water.
		In the past, doctors used weekly X-rays to verify both a cancer patient's position on a treatment table and the position of the tumor.
	www.sbhcs.com /hospitals/monmouth_medical/PRESS/2006/edge.html (739 words)

	The Martha's Vineyard Times: New hospital doctors bolster Island's health care ranks
		In a series of interviews this week, the hospital's newest doctors identified the opportunity to practice medicine in the close-knit Vineyard community and interact with their patients as their primary reasons for moving to the Island.
		The latest hospital hires are the result of an ongoing effort to address the need, identified in numerous assessments of the community's health-care system, for more primary care doctors and the difficult financial environment new doctors face in setting up a private practice on Martha's Vineyard.
		Her initial impression of the hospital is that it is an institution that is in a state of flux staffed by people who "obviously really care a lot about each other and the community.
	www.mvtimes.com /news/2006/01/26/new_doctors.php (1888 words)

	Hospital works hard to recruit doctors - Martinsville Bulletin
		For example, the EDC might take a prospective doctor for a tour of the community when hospital executives are unavailable or supply information about the community such as cost-of-living statistics, she said.
		A doctor who has practiced in the same locality for 30 years, for example, probably could not be persuaded to move somewhere else as easily as one who has practiced in an area for only a few years, he indicated.
		Other doctors may join the prospective doctor and hospital staff during the lunch to discuss their experiences with Memorial and the community.
	www.martinsvillebulletin.com /article.cfm?ID=6744 (1218 words)

	USATODAY.com - Study notes aid of hospital-based doctors (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-17)
		IOWA CITY (AP) — People who are treated by doctors who work at hospitals instead of clinics have shorter hospital stays and spend less money on treatment, a new study shows.
		A study by the Department of Veterans Affairs Iowa City Health Care System and University of Iowa researchers showed factors associated with reduced hospital costs and length of stay that accompany care by "hospitalists" — doctors who devote their time to taking care of hospitalized patients rather than having an outside clinical practice.
		Because hospitalists are familiar and comfortable with the hospital environment, Kaboli said they know how to order tests and otherwise efficiently get patients the help they need, both in the hospital and in arranging nursing services after discharge.
	www.usatoday.com /news/health/2004-08-16-docs-hospital_x.htm (447 words)

	Baghdad Hospital Doctors on Strike Against Soldiers
		In the violence-plagued capital of Iraq, doctors at one of the busiest hospitals have gone on strike in protest at abuse they say was committed against them by Iraqi soldiers.
		Around 30 doctors walked out of their wards the morning of July 19 after claiming one of their colleagues in the abdominal disease department was verbally and physically abused by an Iraqi soldier.
		Nevertheless, doctors said they would press on with a strike to draw attention to army and security forces, whose wounded comrades are often treated at Yarmouk and other hospitals.
	www.commondreams.org /headlines05/0719-03.htm (828 words)

	The Doctors Company \| Hospital Privileges: The Hospital’sStandard of Care and Your Role
		Elam was admitted to the hospital by her podiatrist and a medical doctor.
		Because prior case law disallowed liability for the hospital's negligence in its selection of practitioners, the hospital was released from liability on a motion for summary judgment.
		The proposition that a hospital may be held liable to a patient under the doctrine of corporate negligence had its genesis in the Illinois case of Darling v.
	www.thedoctors.com /publications/docadv/1997q2.asp (1283 words)

	Hepatitis B immunisation and hospital doctors
		An audit of uptake of hepatitis B immunization amongst hospital doctors.
		Doctors who were not immunised reported predominantly no or few needlestick accidents.
		Doctors who were immunised reported more needlestick accidents.
	www.tripdatabase.com /spider.html?itemid=207443 (284 words)

	Going to the Hospital
		You might go to the hospital if you need special medicine that can't be given at home or if you need to have surgery to take out your tonsils.
		It may seem a little scary to go to a hospital, but doctors, nurses, and other hospital workers are there to help people who are sick or hurt feel better.
		If you're in a hospital just for kids, you'll probably also see medical students (who are learning to be doctors) and residents (doctors receiving special training in taking care of children).
	www.kidshealth.org /kid/feel_better/places/hospital.html (1525 words)

	BMA - Hospital doctors - junior doctors' hours (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-17)
		It is important that the working hours of junior doctors continue to be reduced to sensible levels so that a safe, high quality service can be provided for patients1.
		Hospital trusts must make fundamental changes if newly qualified doctors are to have any chance of working more reasonable hours.
		The Junior Doctors Committee has calculated that from August 2004 the hours of junior doctor cover that will be lost each week as a result of the implementation of the EWTD will be up to 213,000, equivalent to 3,700 junior doctors working an EWTD compliant 58 hour week.
	www.bma.org.uk /ap.nsf/Content/HospitalDoctorsJunHrs?OpenDocument&Highlight=2,on,call,medical,officer (1408 words)

	One-third Of Hospital Doctors Make ' Major Mistakes' Every Year » Netscape.com (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-17)
		I have seen cleaning attendants start in the BATHROOMS of hospital rooms and work out, and I have seen central processing departments so negligent in sterile technique and so resistant to change their ways, I was just fundamentally amazed.
		Doctors are human and make mistakes, but how are they going to truely help a person be well if they themselves are living an unhealthy life style; coffe to stay awake, long hours, exhaustion, and therefore probably poor eating habits?
		Doctors need more sleep and more time to know their patients, communcate with them and educate them.
	health.netscape.com /story/2007/01/31/one-third-of-hospital-doctors-make-major-mistakes-every-year (854 words)

	Henrico Doctors' Hospital - VTCKidney-HenricoDoctorsHospital
		The National Research Corporation (NRC) recently announced that Henrico Doctors' Hospital-Forest was one of 122 top hospitals nationwide to receive its "2001 Consumer Choice Award," one of only three hospitals in the Commonwealth, including Sentara Norfolk General Hospital and MCV Hospitals, to receive this honor.
		The Mission of Henrico Doctors' Hospital is to provide high quality, cost effective care to the communities we serve.
		The Vision of Henrico Doctors' Hospital is to be the cornerstone of wellness and health promotion to the communities with which we partner.
	www.henricodoctors.com /CustomPage.asp?PageName=VTCKidney-HenricoDoctorsHospital (700 words)

	Health dept to begin audit of public hospital doctors -DAWN - National; February 18, 2002
		Under the professional audit, the doctors would be asked to report the number of patients they attended to at the hospital and during their private practice, the number of procedures they performed, number of lectures they delivered, how many demonstrations they performed and the administrative and research work done by them.
		Talking to journalists, he said the doctors at the public hospitals were involved in the pilferage of working hours for which they were suitably paid by the government.
		We have not assessed the exact loss being caused to the hospitals because of the unethical practices of doctors, however, the only gauge before the department is the suffering humanity that is not only unable to get treatment at the public hospitals, but is also humiliated, he said.
	www.dawn.com /2002/02/18/nat28.htm (566 words)

	Hospital's doctors stage revolt / Harsh conditions, belligerent soldiers -- 'we don't feel safe'
		The beleaguered doctors said they are accustomed to working on the front lines and dealing with the worst cases of the capital's unrelenting violence, but no longer can handle the intimidation and aggressive tactics employed by the military and police.
		This is the third time Yarmouk's doctors have walked off the job in the past three years because of the harsh working environment, according to the hospital's director, Haqqi Razzaiki.
		Outside the hospital's gates, an Interior Ministry pickup truck swerved to a sudden stop, and uniformed men frantically escorted an injured colleague inside, as another soldier in the back of the vehicle fired a machine gun wildly into the sky to keep oncoming traffic at bay.
	www.sfgate.com /cgi-bin/article.cgi?f=/c/a/2006/09/30/MNGPALFU221.DTL (948 words)

	'We're Here': ; In-Hospital Doctors Take the Burden Off Medical Pros, Put Focus on Patients - Health - RedOrbit
		Emergency room doctors and physicians wanting to concentrate on office visits caught a break, but patients largely benefited from having a doctor around all the time, instead of just for a few hours during morning rounds, Crotty said.
		Another was the ease with which she said new doctors enter the field (and leave it, too; hospitalists have high turnover rate, she said).
		Her aunt's career as a doctor in the 1950s and 1960s inspired her, but she soon realized that doctors' offices had changed significantly, with insurance, benefits and other travails of the modern office.
	www.redorbit.com /news/health/598352/were_here__inhospital_doctors_take_the_burden_off_medical/index.html?source=r_health# (1313 words)

	hospital impact
		In the village in Africa, a baby girl was brought to the doctor with some kind of swelling in her head.
		The only hospital and physicians in the country that could have treated the girl were hundreds of miles away and the family would have had to come up with money for her treatment.
		While most hospitals, being non-profit, return their profits to the community through re-investment, healthcare dollars are siphoned out of the system through for-profit insurers (there are of course other players in the industry that are for profit, physicians and IT companies, to name a few).
	hospitalimpact.org /index.php/perspectives/.../doctors_without_borders (4816 words)

	Doctors Community Hospital (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-17)
		Doctors Community Hospital is rated the #1 Maryland hospital for overall quality of care in the Washington, DC area, according to an independent study by the Health Care Information Association (HCIA).
		Doctors Community Hospital is a not-for-profit, 250-bed acute care medical and surgical hospital serving the health care needs of Prince George’s County and the surrounding area.
		Doctors Community Hospital offers the amenities of a major medical and surgical hospital with the caring staff and convenience of a community hospital.
	pages.princegeorges.com /health/dch.htm (405 words)

	Advance Directives-Doctors Hospital of Manteca-Manteca, CA
		Doctors Hospital of Manteca complies with California laws and court decisions on advance directives.
		Doctors Hospital of Manteca is a part of Tenet California.
		Located at 1205 East North Street, Manteca, CA., Doctors Hospital of Manteca opened its doors in 1962 as a 28-bed, 41 employee, nine physician rural community hospital in the heart of California’s Central Valley.
	www.doctorsmanteca.com /cwscontent/doctorsmanteca/ourservices/communityservices/advancedirectives.htm (893 words)

	BMA - Hospital doctors - the European working time directive (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-17)
		Even if doctors are sleeping on call, providing they are at work, that time has to be regarded as coming within the ambit of the performance of their duties and so counts as working time for the purposes of the Directive.
		The BMA holds the opinion that brief periods of rest in a hospital on-call room are entirely different to periods spent sleeping in one's own bed and consequently should not be classed as equivalent for the purposes of the Regulations.
		We suspect that many of these doctors have not signed agreements opting out of the 48-hour weekly working hours limit although the BMA is aware that there are trusts that apply pressure to doctors to formally opt out.
	www.bma.org.uk /ap.nsf/Content/HospitalDoctorsEWTD (2463 words)

	Bayside Animal Hospital - Doctors on Staff
		Dr. Chapman received a Doctor of Veterinary Medicine degree from Cornell University in 1997, a Masters of Public Health degree from University of California, and a B.A. in Biology from the University Virginia.
		Prior to relocating to the Eastern Shore, she was employed as a small animal veterinarian in Alameda, California for 6 years, where she developed a particular interest in dermatology and endocrinology.
		Bell relocated to the eastern shore in August 2004 from Blacksburg, Virginia where she was practicing as a small animal veterinarian.
	www.baysideanimalhospital.com /doctors.html (401 words)

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