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Cancer Care Oncology Special Section

3D Times Three

May 1, 2016July 17, 2017 Jim Kelsey 3D breast biopsy capability, 3D image, 3D mammogram, 3D mammography, 3D mammography decrease recall, 3D mammography screen capability, 3D mammography unit, 3D unit, Barkley, biopsy, breast, breast cancer, breast image specialist, cancer, cancer detection rate, commercial insurance carrier, Corydon, detection, diagnostic image center, Floyd, Floyd memorial, Floyd memorial hospital, insurance, insurance carrier, Laura Barkley, Leis, local new Albany area, mammogram, mammography, mammography decrease recall, mammography unit, memorial, MRI, patient volume, radiology, radiology manager, RDMS, regular mammogram, RVT, Sarah Leis, stereotactic, stereotactic unit, success of the 3D unit, thin section of the 3D image, time three, value of 3D mammography

When used in relation to cancer, words like “spreading,” “expanding,” and “aggressive” are generally negative. There are exceptions, however. One

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Help Me Help You

May 1, 2015 Donald P. Moloney, II active role, anatomy chart, attorney, attorney 's staff, carrier, circuit court clerk 's office, communication preference, considerable time, counsel, denial of insurance coverage, deposition, deposition transcript, email inbox, exchange contact information, expert disclosure, group 's insurance, hectic day, initial client, insurance, insurance carrier, insurance coverage, lawsuit, legal defense, legible copy of the patient 's record, local circuit court clerk 's office, malpractice, malpractice claim, medical chart, medical malpractice claim, medical provider, medical timeline, Moloney, obtain personal counsel, patient 's attorney, patient 's record, policy limit, practice group, practice group 's designated process agent, practice manager, process agent, provider, restricted delivery, treatment of the patient, written discovery

You have had a hectic day at the office. Several patients required more time than scheduled, your staff is stressed

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Special Section

Fighting for Sleep

September 1, 2012 Gil Dunn AASM, advocacy, apnea, appropriate reimbursement, board-certified pulmonologist, carrier, central sleep apnea, CHF, current advocacy, current chair of the insurance committee, current Kentucky license mechanism, diagnosis of obstructive sleep apnea, disorder, full-time sleep medicine specialist, guideline of the AASM, home sleep test, HST, hypertension, in-lab, in-lab sleep test, insomnia, insurance, insurance carrier, insurance carrier 's effort, insurance committee, insurance issue, internal medicine specialist, Kentucky, Kentucky license mechanism, Kentucky sleep society, KYSS, Louisville 's school, medicine, narcolepsy, obstructive sleep apnea, OMHS, OSA, Owensboro, Owensboro sleep medicine specialist advocate, physician, polysomnography technologist, pope, pope 's view, primary mission of the KYSS, private practice, pulmonary fellowship, recur bad dream, Robert pope, role of the Kentucky sleep society, sleep, sleep apnea, sleep center, sleep disorder, sleep medicine, sleep medicine group, sleep physician face challenge, sleep technologist, sleep-disordered, sleep-disordered breathe, specialist, specialty, statewide legislation, statewide sleep medicine group, technologist, treatment of sleep disorder, university of Louisville 's school of medicine, untreated sleep-disordered breathe, Wisconsin sleep cohort study show

Robert Pope, MD, a full-time sleep medicine specialist at Owensboro Advanced Sleep Center, is the current chair of the Insurance

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