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Alphabetical List of Providers by Emphasis

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10 South Main Street, Pleasant Grove, Utah 84062. The Smith Drug Difference. The Smith Drug Difference. Smith Rexall Drug Company. 10 South Main Street. Pleasant Grove, Utah 84062. Monday - Friday: 9am - 7pm. Saturday: 9am - 5pm. We have worked with the following providers to customize medications for their patients. The provider list is sorted by emphasis and alphabetically by practice name. Click below to view by. Hormone Replacement Therapy (HRT) Providers. Dan Purser, MD. Stephanie Godfrey, NP. Orem,...

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Nurse Overload: The Risks to Employee and Patient | JFSEM

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Skip to Main Content. Nurse Overload: The Risks to Employee and Patient. Posted in: Issue #1. Written By: Beth Boynton RN, MS &. The secret is out. The illusion is exposed. The truth is known: “Hospitals are dangerous places.”. Enter Cognitive Stacking the nurse’s overloaded brain. Cognitive means intellectual activity such as thinking, reasoning, remembering, reevaluating, planning, calculating and extrapolating. Stacking is, well, stacking. Multi-tasking usually involves only a few functions, lasts onl...

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Physician Ownership of Healthcare Facilities | JFSEM

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Skip to Main Content. Physician Ownership of Healthcare Facilities. Posted in: Issue #1. Written By: Keith Smith MD. Before you conclude that this is an argument against physicians owning and controlling medical facilities, consider the following. An orthopedic surgeon employee of a local hospital was called on the carpet for not ordering enough MRI scans on his patients. The next month he ordered 77 of them to get the administration off of his back. How are these two stories different? Let’s not let a f...

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wpdev | JFSEM

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Skip to Main Content. It Is No Wonder That Patients Are Confused. Posted in: Issue #2. Henry Higgins, MD Introduction Many new forms of healthcare facilities and office settings have developed over the past 20 years. No facility has caused more confusion than the Freestanding Emergency Center (FEC). Most-lay people are familiar with the concept … Continued. State of the Nation: Policy for Owning and Operating a Freestanding Emergency Department. Posted in: Issue #2. Hospital Monopoly of Emergency Care.

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Transparency & Free Market Healthcare in the Face of the Affordable Care Act | JFSEM

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Skip to Main Content. Transparency & Free Market Healthcare in the Face of the Affordable Care Act. Posted in: Issue #1. Written By: J. Wayne Kempton. As consumers, we expect to know the value of the things we buy. Before setting out to make major purchases, we scan the landscape of advertisements and consumer reviews. We look for quality products and determine a fair price we’re willing to pay. We ask critical questions like, Can I get this cheaper at another retailer or online? 8211; Dr. Keith Smith.

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Better in Emergency Medicine: Advice to New Interns

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What it takes to become a positive deviant in emergency medicine. Thursday, July 7, 2011. Advice to New Interns. It's that time of year again. The time of the year that you see the new interns scrambling through the department, eyes wide as saucers, running scared, and hungry for experience. As an educator, it's a refreshing time to be at work! With the start of the interns, many blogs have been providing advice to help them on their way to a successful career. Some of the better examples are here. The a...

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ER 2030: The Future of Emergency Medicine? | JFSEM

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Skip to Main Content. ER 2030: The Future of Emergency Medicine? Posted in: Issue #1. David Adinaro MD, FACEP, Chief – Adult Emergency Medicine. Greater NYC Area Medical Practice. If only I had a crystal ball…. I don’t. So I had our residents participate in an exercise where they brainstormed on what the ED of the future will require. I thought as they are part of the future of medicine they would have some great ideas. How right I was! I gave them as background the following:. They were very comfortable...

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Pharmacist’s Corner | JFSEM

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Skip to Main Content. Posted in: Issue #1. Written by: Tom Yavoski, R.Ph. I have learned one really important thing working as a Consultant Pharmacist in Free-Standing ERs and Ambulatory Surgery Centers – there is always something new to learn! I learn from everyone, and over time I hope to share some knowledge, experience and perspective with others through this Journal. Choosing a Pharmacy Provider. In my experience, I have become acquainted with groups and individuals who have opened several Free-Stan...

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Integrating the Free-Standing Emergency Room as a Valued Component of the Regional EMS System | JFSEM

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Skip to Main Content. Integrating the Free-Standing Emergency Room as a Valued Component of the Regional EMS System. Posted in: Issue #1. Written by: Michael S. Wallace, BSHS, CCPM. How can this be and why would paramedics and EMT’s be a barrier to success? How do you deal with it? Should you deal with it? Is there an opportunity for win-win collaboration? Ten years ago Americans were quickly becoming familiar with walk-in clinics and urgent care centers but the idea of a full-fledged emergency room not ...