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Morehead Webinar Discusses Key Challenges Facing Children?s Hospitals
Company explores new strategies for driving higher rates of patient admissions and stimulating physician referrals in children?s healthcare settings

White Paper Offers Physician's Perspective on Rural Medicine--Almost 2,000 Physicians Responded to LocumTenens.com Survey
"Practicing Medicine in Rural America," a LocumTenens.com white paper now available through HealthLeaders Media (http://www.healthleadersmedia.com/archive/WHP/Whitepapers.html) offers the physician's perspective in the context of other rural health care data. The publication highlights a late-2007 physician survey of the same name to which 1,965 U.S. physicians responded. It validate how the lifestyle concerns of today's physician exacerbate the U.S. physician shortage for communities of 50,000 people or fewer.

MedSurge Advances Introduces the Vybe(TM), the New Standard in Whole Body Vibration (WBV) Equipment: Available Exclusively Through Physicians, N
MedSurge Advances, the nation's largest independent provider of aesthetic medicine products and services to physicians, today announced the introduction of the Vybe(TM), a new standard in medical-grade Whole Body Vibration(TM) (WBV(TM)) equipment available exclusively through physicians.

Give the Providers What They Want: Two Physicians Share Ways Their Facilities Have Improved Provider Satisfaction
MEDSEEK, the leading provider of enterprise portal connectivity solutions, announced today that Dr. Asim Masood of William Osler Health Centre and Dr. Jay Wallin of Mount Carmel Health System will present a Webinar in the monthly educational series reThinking eHealth. The session, titled "Give the Providers What They What: Two physicians share ways their facilities have improved provider satisfaction," will take place on Wednesday August 27th at 2pm EDT, 11am PDT.

Hospitals Now Outsourcing Medical Transcription Work
Within the last decade, traditional hospitals have come under competitive attack by health care organizations that handle their work more efficiently. In their efforts to avoid being left in the dust, many hospitals have started outsourcing as a means of lowering costs. A great deal of the jobs that were formerly performed internally are presently being given out to 3rd parties. Among these processes is medical transcription. Allowing professional service companies to do their medical transcription work relieves hospitals of the administrative headaches and overhead burdens connected with internal production and allows them to center their energy on improving service and lowering costs.

Advocate, Survivor Seeks Contribution for New Parental Rights in Children's Medical Care Advocacy Book to Put an End to Injustice
Shirley Cheng, a blind and physically disabled 23-year-old advocate of parental rights in children's medical care in the American medical system, seeks contribution for her new parental rights advocacy book for this point: "When doctors ask yes or no, parents should have the right to say no." --Shirley Cheng. Shirley is looking for articles (unbiased, factual), personal experience stories, case studies, from medical personnel (doctors, psychologists, etc.), lawyers, reporters, journalists, writers, parents, survivors (children), and anyone who has involved in this issue or has written about this issue, about the injustice system that strips the rights from parents and that takes the child away from their parents over medical ...