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Monthly Archives: June 2012
Is Dad in pain?
The prevalence of pain is twice as high in the elderly population as it is in individuals less than 60 years old. Some studies show that 25% to 50% of older persons living in the community suffer from pain problems, … Continue reading
Cardiac catheterization and communication
Cold Comfort by Mary T. Shannon Leaning against the hospital bed’s cold metal rails, I gazed down at my husband lying flat on his back. Under the harsh fluorescent ceiling lights, his olive skin looked almost as pale as mine. … Continue reading
Organizing physician office records
You would like to have your physician office records so you can be more informed about your condition, you have questions about your care, or you are changing doctors. It can be difficult to obtain the records of your physicians … Continue reading
Kinds of Medical Records
Your healthcare providers have created a whole host of medical records about you. You may want to obtain your own records because you are changing physicians or you want to be informed about your health care and condition. Standards govern … Continue reading
