Polygraphs proving useful in sexual misconduct probes February 11, 2016 A new study reported in a journal published by the Federation of State Medical Boards found that polygraphing of medical [...]
Malpracticing docs likely to be repeat offenders February 8, 2016 A small number of physicians with “distinctive characteristics” are responsible for a disproportionate amount of [...]
Board may fine or revoke doctors for talking about gun safety August 12, 2014 Florida physicians are barred from discussing gun safety with their patients, and the state medical board may revoke their [...]
Licensee revoked in TX found re-using syringes in WV August 8, 2014 A doctor who lost his license in Texas, then opened a pain management clinic in West Virginia, was found after investigation [...]
“Patient privacy” no defense for doctor charged with illicit prescribing July 17, 2014 To read more, please [...]
Don’t ask/don’t tell: Feds keep partial muzzle on reporters of discipline data July 16, 2014 To read more, please [...]
MD’s revocation upheld for submitting $2.5 million in fraudulent claims June 5, 2014 To read more, please [...]
Medical advice still “practice”—even when patients don’t follow it June 5, 2014 To read more, please [...]