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| Sara Michael is senior editor at Physicians Practice, where she writes and edits for the journal and manages editorial content for custom media projects. For the blog, she's putting her background as a newspaper reporter to use to bring you the latest healthcare news and what it means for your practice. E-mail her here. |
 | Ken Terry is a New Jersey-based freelance writer and the author of the book “Rx for Health Care Reform.” In his weekly Trendspotter column on Practice Notes, Ken is looking out for trends and changes that may affect your practice. |
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Melissa G. Young, MD, FACE, FACP, is an endocrinologist in private practice, an assistant clinical professor at Robert Wood Johnson, and a working suburban mother of two in Freehold, N.J. She is a regular contributor to Practice Notes. |
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Gerald O'Malley, DO, is the director of research in the largest, busiest emergency department in Philadelphia and an associate professor of emergency medicine at Thomas Jefferson University Hospital. He’s also the son of a NYC cop, a die-hard Yankees fan, and a regular contributor to Practice Notes. |
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Jennifer Frank, MD, FAAFP, is an assistant professor in the University of Wisconsin Department of Family Medicine and a faculty family physician at the Fox Valley Family Medicine Residency Program in Appleton, Wis. She is a mother of four, whose husband, also a physician, is a stay-at-home dad. Frank is a regular contributor to Practice Notes. |
 | Randall Wong, MD, is a retinal specialist in private practice in Fairfax, Va. Wong has a strong interest in Web 2.0, the Internet, and social media, and will write regularly about how social media can help build your practice and even improve healthcare. |
 | Don McDaniel, president and CEO of Sage Growth Partners LLC, is an entrepreneur, economist, technologist, educator, speaker, and writer. He is a skeptical contrarian who writes about the power of free markets, disruption, innovation, and technology in healthcare. |
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So...
ReplyDeletehow many shots will each doctor get?
will we be given a priority list?
will this one cause Guillain Barre?
what about health care providers that don't administer vaccine-where will they get their shots?
how do you prevent practices from secretly administering vaccine to their low-risk family members?
and finally with so little testing...will it work?