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The information contained in our website and in the links below
does not constitute medical advice. Its purpose is to help educate
and inform you and to help you develop an understanding of your
condition or treatment so that you can ask questions and discuss
what you learn with your physician. This is NOT intended to take
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professionals.
Patient
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Medication
Safety Download a free handout
(PDF file) on keeping yourself and your loved ones safe with
medications. Includes questions to ask your doctor.
Medication
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Hospital
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check on facilities
Guide
to Choosing Quality Health Care
The Agency for Health Research and Quality
Choosing
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Quality of Care Research has worksheet and info to help you choose
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Hospital
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in your area related to heart attack and a few other conditions.
Hospital Compare was created through the efforts of the Centers
for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS) and organizations that
represent hospitals, doctors, employers, accrediting organizations,
other Federal agencies and the public.
Better Communication Needed to
Reduce Medical Errors
Cathy Tokarski Medscape Medical
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