Malpractice by Hugh G. Calkins, MD and Richard C. Wu, MD at Johns Hopkins Cardiology, during catheter ablation for atrial fibrillation.
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Posted by Dan Walter
Jim Edwards at BNet is about the only journalist out there covering this stuff in a serious way. Here’s just one example: J&J Nursing Home Kickback Scheme
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Author’s Note
For the Benefit of Arrhythmia Patients
Complaint on File with the Maryland Board of Physicians
Critic’s Corner
The Joint Commission Weighs In
Chapters in Progress
Prestige for Sale
Reviews Are Coming In
What do YOU think?
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Collateral Damage: A Patient, a New Procedure and the Learning Curve 