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Something You Should Know about the Doctor/Patient Relationship

Get The Most Out Of A Doctor Visit

August 8, 2011

 

Interview with Jeff Knott, author of the book Navigating the Healthcare Maze: What You Need to Know

 

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Mike Carruthers:
Want to get more out of a doctor visit? Then first understand who's running the show at the doctor's office.

 

Jeff Knott:
The woman behind the sliding-glass window controls the whole office. So wear your best, smart, casual clothes - first impressions mean a lot.
 
Jeff Knott

Getting The Best Possible Medical Care

October 1, 2010

 

Interview with Davis Liu, M.D., author of the book Stay Healthy, Live Longer, Spend Wisely: Making Intelligent Choices in America's Healthcare System

 

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Mike Carruthers:
When you're healthy it's easy to take your health for granted, however…

 

Davis Liu, M.D.:
Good health is priceless and it's the most powerful financial asset we have. For example, with good health you can always make more money but with more money you can't always get good health.

 
David Liu, M.D.

Your Child's Health

 April 6, 2010

Interview with Dr. Jennifer Trachtenberg, author of The Smart Parent's Guide: Getting Your Kids Through Checkups, Illnesses, and Accidents

 

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Mike Carruthers:
For a medicine to be sold it must first be tested and proven safe and effective – at least that’s true for adult medicine. But for children, it’s a little different.

 

Dr. Jennifer Trachtenberg:
Often many, many drugs or medications that we give to children we give to them “off label.” And off label is a term we use as doctors to describe a medication that is given for something different than what it’s indicated for or for an age group that it hasn’t really, specifically been tested on.
 


Jennifer Trachtenberg, M.D.

What If You Go To The Emergency Room

September 29, 2009
Interview with Dr. Travis Stork, host of the TV show The Doctors

 

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Mike Carruthers:
Most emergency room visits are not in an ambulance where seconds count. So if you are headed to the ER, take a few moments to prepare.

 

Dr. Travis Stork:
You need to know that you’re meeting a doctor for the first time and he or she has to put together the puzzle and part of that puzzle is your own history and the medicines you take.
Dr. Travis Stork

 

Kids' Doctor Visits

January 14, 2009
Interview with Bruce Taubman, M.D., author of Your Child's Symptoms: A Parent's Guide to Understanding Pediatric Medicine

 

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Mike Carruthers:
When a child gets sick, parents are often torn between treating the child at home themselves or going to the doctor.

 

Bruce Taubman, M.D.:
It's important for parents to realize that a visit in which they're worried their child is sick and they come to the office and they're told there's nothing serious, is not a wasted visit. One of the major roles of a Pediatrician is to reassure the parents that their children are healthy.

  

 

Long Term Care Crisis

June 10, 2009
Interview with Howard Gleckman, author of Caring for Our Parents

 

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Mike Carruthers:
As we live longer and longer some of us will become frail and unable to care for ourselves.


Howard Gleckman:
75% of people who are 65 or older will need long-term care sometime in their lives.
Howard Gleckman

 

Dangers Of CT Scans

February 4, 2009
Interview with Michael Ozner, M.D., author of The Great American Heart Hoax

 

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Mike Carruthers:
Heart disease is the number one killer - a lot of people get it and if you or someone you know has been told you need heart surgery…

 

Michael Ozner, M.D.:
My suggestion would be to consider getting a second opinion.
 
Michael Ozner, M.D.

 

Heart Disease - The Right Way To Treat It

February 4, 2009
Interview with Michael Ozner, M.D., author of The Great American Heart Hoax

 

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Mike Carruthers:
When someone is having a heart attack or is otherwise unstable because of heart disease, heart surgery can be life saving.

 

Michael Ozner, M.D.:
However in stable individuals who happen to have a blockage there is no data to suggest that in the vast majority of these individuals that putting in a stent or doing bypass surgery in any way lowers the risk of a future heart attack - or prolongs their life.
Michael Ozner, M.D.

 

Testing For Disease

May 14, 2009

Interview with Dr. James Elrich Director of Colorado Heart & Body Imaging

www.coloradoheart.com

 

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Mike Carruthers:

Diagnosing heart disease is hardly an exact science.

 

Dr. James Elrich:
85% of people who get a heart attack would have been considered at low risk by their doctor in the weeks prior to that devastating event. And these people would have passed their stress test.
Dr. James Elrich

 

Get The Best Medical Care - Part 2

August 13, 2009

Interview with Patrick Malone, author of The Life You Save
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Mike Carruthers:
During a typical doctor visit you don't get a lot of time to discuss the details, so a little preparation can help...

 

Patrick Malone:
Write down what is bothering you: "Why am I going to see this doctor, what are the top three or four things on my mind?"

 
Patrick Malone


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