May 20th, 2014
Hopes and Beliefs: How Patients Respond to Informed-Consent Tools
Todd K. Rosengart, MD
Todd Rosengart answers Harlan Krumholz’s questions about his study of informed consent in patients scheduled for PCI.
September 8th, 2010
I’m an Awesome Doc!
drgrumpy and Larry Husten, PHD
CardioExchange welcomes this guest post, reprinted with permission, from practicing neurologist “Dr. Grumpy.” The article originally appeared in his blog, Doctor Grumpy in the House. You’ve seen it, somewhere. Every city in America, and likely the world, has a local magazine. And once a year, that magazine publishes a “Best Docs” issue, usually listing 10 doctors from […]
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