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Dr. Steven Santolin recently attended the Illinois Chiropractic Society convention and received continued education in the topics of evidence-based examination, prevention of medical errors, and common conditions affecting the cervical spine.

This web-based platform is the first system that seamlessly automates the process of sending post-operative patient surveys and organizing and delivering the resulting patient data for doctors in a truly actionable format.

Scope has surpassed the 1,500-mark in delivering cost-effective, customised order sets to its clients. Scope creating electronic order sets as well as reconciling paper order sets against default order sets for various CPOE providers.

Binaytara Foundation (BTF) organized its Advances in Medicine conferences in Nepal. The conferences brought together BTF faculty and experts from the United States with counterparts practicing in Nepal.

On December 15, 2010, the American Medical Student Association (AMSA) releases the 2010 AMSA PharmFree Scorecard (www.amsascorecard.org), an in-depth evaluation that grades conflict-of-interest policies at the 152 United States medical schools.

On Thursday, November 18, medical students from across Massachusetts will gather at Tufts University School of Medicine for, “Conflicts of Interest in Medicine and Medical Education.” The event is part of National PharmFree Week, November 15-19.

Thousands of medical students from across the country will celebrate National PharmFree Week, November 15-19, 2010, and call upon their schools to ban pharmaceutical marketing and conflicts of interest from their campuses.

Alameda County Medical Center adds SmartOrders from Performance Clinical Systems to patient admission and transfer processes as an innovative approach for improving clinical performance, quality, and outcomes.

Binaytara Foundation (BTF) has announced that it will be providing upto ten research grants to medical students for the year 2010. The purpose of this medical research grant is to promote evidence based medicine in developing countries.

Many EAP providers as well as those councillors in the field have come to appreciate that evidence based medicine is a fact. The stress experienced by employees and their families are being dealt with many EAP councillors across North America.

Members of Global Health Outcomes, Inc. Participate in Key Health Outcomes Forums to Prepare for Year 2009.

Health Outcomes Main Focus of Recently Issued Personalize Medicine Report by the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services.