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When Doctors Don't Talk to Doctors

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This New York Times blog was written by a resident in internal medicine at Massachusetts General Hospital, Boston. She describes two patient encounters. First, a family decided on a course of action and before she knew it, another physician went ahead with a procedure the family decided against. Second, a patient received three visits at her bedside by three different physicians, each telling her a completely different procedure.

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