More insured than uninsured patients filling hospital Eds

Article Abstract:

Reports state that insured Americans accounted for most of the 16% increase in hospital emergency department (ED) visits during a six-year period ending in 2001. Capacity constraints of office-based doctors and loosened managed care restrictions are expected to contribute to nonsurgent Ed visits.

Forecasts, trends, outlooks, Forecasts and trends, Medically uninsured persons, Market trend/market analysis, Physician services utilization

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Sister doctors host womenEs TV show on healthy sexuality

Article Abstract:

Sister doctors: Jennifer Berman, an urologist and Laura Berman, a sex therapist host a TV show, oBerman & Berman: For Women Onlyo, on Discovery Health Channel. They reveal that not intending to leave practice they felt hosting a show was a way to extend practices outside their clinics.

Television programs, Endorsements, Urologists, Sex therapists, Berman, Jennifer, Berman, Laura

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