AAPS News – Jan 2006
Volume 62, No. 1 January 2006 THE STANDARD OF CARE Doctors are just like other Englishmen: most of them have no honor and no conscience: what they commonly mistake for these is sentimentality and an […]
AAPS News – Sept 2001
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Watch and Listen to AAPS 65th Annual Meeting
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AAPS News August 2014 – Consent
AAPS News August 2014 – Consent Aug 5, 2014 Volume 70, no. 8 August 2014 The Nuremberg trials established a precedent for international standards for human rights. One fond hope expressed by American prosecutor Robert […]
AAPS News – Mar 1995
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AAPS News – Dec 2002
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AAPS News August 2016 – MACRA: Pokemon Go for Doctors
The latest fad, a “free” smartphone app called Pokémon GO, has reportedly exceeded even Twitter and pornography in popularity. One hospital has banned it for employees because they were glued to their screens instead of interacting with patients.
AAPS News July 2016 – Discrimination
According to the dictionary or common usage, to discriminate means to make a distinction, say between right and wrong, or good quality and poor quality. Virtually every decision we make when faced with more than one option involves discrimination.
AAPS News June 2016 – Refuse to Enable Politicized Medicine
Volume 72, no. 6 June 2016 Act I of the saga to socialize medicine and destroy private medicine in America arguably began in 1965, with the passage of Medicare, then Medicaid. Almost immediately, the cost […]
AAPS News April 2016 – Death Care
AAPS News April 2016 – Death Care Apr 9, 2016 Volume 72, no. 4 April 2016 In the post-Hippocratic, post-Christian, post-modern era, facilitating or even causing death is becoming a form of treatment, often called […]
