August 24, 2010

How to Blow the Whistle on Impaired Colleagues

By Ed Rabinowitz
A recent survey published in Journal of the American Medical Association found that 64 percent of surveyed physicians agree with the professional commitment to report physicians who are significantly impaired or otherwise incompetent to practice. But what that really means is that 36 percent -- more than one-third of surveyed physicians -- believe it’s acceptable not to report an impaired colleague. And the consequences are considerable.

An Anesthesiologist’s Solution To Bikini Waxing Pain

Who dreads a bikini wax?  Maybe I should ask who doesn’t dread a bikini wax!  I’m a true believer that if it’s done correctly by a seasoned pro, the pain is definitely minimized and it’s not as bad of an experience as it’s feared to be.  But it still hurts!  I’ve had my share of pain in the past and I’ve always wished for a better way–so I know I’m not alone in my sentiments.

You might be happy to hear about something that can make it easier to grin and bear it!

August 20th, 2010

Dr. David Sack, CEO of Promises Treatment Centers is interviewed by KFI radio's Tim Conway Jr. Show in Los Angeles.

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