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  1. Frequent Flyers and Frequent Readers will understand the overlap using these key terms. http://bit.ly/6wDDAK about 12 hours ago from web
  2. Whoa. Social networking theory, weak ties, your professional development & how organizations function. DMCB dives in http://bit.ly/4tBBsN 6:27 PM Nov 30th from web
  3. Two studies say remote telephonic disease management is effective. Not kidding. Really. http://bit.ly/7EUOp2 7:57 PM Nov 29th from web
  4. The DMCB summarizes the October '09 issue of the Population Health Management Journal. Easy read, easy to quote. http://bit.ly/5ewQyM 4:23 PM Nov 26th from web
  5. Mammo controversy got you down? Pick me up, courtesy of Oregon's St. Vince. Don pink. Dance even if u are too white. http://bit.ly/5UrJXv 5:17 AM Nov 25th from web
  6. Primary care models are still a work in progress. Here's three examples. Disease management vendors take note! http://bit.ly/7M25ZQ 6:38 PM Nov 24th from web
  7. It's a no-brainer to tax the rich to help pay for health care reform? Really? http://bit.ly/6eHmI2 6:41 PM Nov 23rd from web
  8. Mammography controversy shows how gov't insurance will toggle science, markets and politics. 2 words: slow & rhetoric. http://bit.ly/8WTuUd 6:10 PM Nov 22nd from web
  9. Time for channeled video public health content for cell phones to combat chronic disease.You read it here 1st. http://bit.ly/1mWVtL 8:23 PM Nov 19th from web
  10. Medicare insurance is no better than having NO insurance? Read the study for yourself to see how the news media fails. http://bit.ly/4tMJJK 5:40 AM Nov 19th from web
  11. DMAA colleague Rose Maljanian argues obesity shares many of the features of an addiction disorder. http://bit.ly/3yrFsV 4:49 PM Nov 17th from web
  12. Dr. Cooper takes on the folks from the Dartmouth Atlas, saying poverty explains the unexplained. The DMCB ... explains! http://bit.ly/3EoaiJ 5:57 PM Nov 16th from web
  13. Late post, but do docs ever really tell patients to 'come back when you have insurance?' Far more complicated than that http://bit.ly/3zUhga 4:35 AM Nov 16th from web
  14. Short summary cheat sheet on health care reform, courtesy of Dr. Ginsburg in the New Engl Journal of Medicine. http://bit.ly/R9dYd 9:54 PM Nov 12th from web
  15. More on shelving Medicare's Medical Home Demo: why do primary care physicians like it? A post with Vince Kuraitis http://bit.ly/1M4gvh 10:19 PM Nov 11th from web
  16. Integrated Delivery Systems are not all that. Check out an inconvenient truth. http://bit.ly/20UJjQ 9:05 PM Nov 10th from web
  17. New term you can use to impress friends and stymie your enemies at that next meeting: 'decremental cost effectiveness' http://bit.ly/4kyBQL 5:56 PM Nov 9th from web
  18. Five things to think about in considering the unimpressive House health reform bill http://bit.ly/25YYez 4:10 PM Nov 8th from web
  19. One physician's recounting of what it's like to stand in line for a swine flu shot at a public health clinic. http://bit.ly/3RVYDn 5:02 PM Nov 5th from web
  20. The Lettermanesque Top Ten Obama Administration answers to the Swine Flu vaccine shortage http://bit.ly/2FwsSy 6:19 PM Nov 4th from web