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Dr. Ladner, author of the Fitness Rocks podcast, interviews Dr. Edward Campion and Dr. Nanette Clare about their experience with podcasts.

Advocates and patients have fought for years to raise awareness of fibromyalgia in the medical community and gain recognition for it as a legitimate illness.

Much has been made of the American public's general lack of health literacy and the effect it has on patients' abilities to make informed health decisions.

This podcast features a return interview with Evan Steele, CEO of SRSsoft, who offers a vendor perspective about the impact of the Obama Administration's proposed healthcare packages.

This podcast features a panel discussion who provide their opinions regarding the stimulus package recently passed by Congress and if the money allocated for healthcare will be beneficial.

Oncology nurse navigators can make a significant difference in the care provided to a cancer patient by serving as the point person, advocate, and teacher.

When selecting an EHR for your practice, using an EHR consultant can save you time, money, and headaches.

As hospital medicine assumes greater prominence in the healthcare system, hospitalists will be asked to take on larger leadership roles.

An interview with Peter Beck Kim, MD, a family physician in Southern California, who discusses how physicians can use podcasting to educate, provide information, and advertise about their practice.

A discussion with Samuel Wiebe, MD, at the 2008 American Epilepsy Society Annual Meeting about the relationship between neuro-infections and epilepsy.

Healthcare consumers may be the driving force behind Health 2.0, but are they really in control? And who knows what the final destination will be?

A discussion on the future of medical technology and President Obama's healthcare policy.

Is the rising chorus of online opinion good for you and your patients?

Electronic tools for comprehensively tracking pain are available, but will physicians and patients use them?

An interview with Evan Steele, CEO of SRSsoft on hybrid EMRs and the pros and cons of a paperless system.

A look at important news stories involving healthcare IT, in preparation for the upcoming election.

An interview with Felix Aguirre, MD, VP of Medical Affairs at IPC: The Hospitalist Company, on hospital medicine.

An interview with Peter Partee, MD, on use of the EMR in small group practice.

An interview with Greg Oliver, MD, on leveraging technology to improve a small physician practice.

An interview with Michelle Snyder, VP of marketing and subscription sales for Epocrates.

An interview with David G. Preskill, MD, Founder and CMO of ReachMD; and Gary Epstein, CEO of ReachMD.

An interview with Brian Casey, Editor-in-Chief of the radiology and medical imaging resource website, AuntMinnie.com.

Interview with Steve Arendt, MD, of McKesson, Inc., on hospital EHRs, patient safety, PHRs, and computerized physician order entry (CPOE).

An interview with Barbara Ann Morris, MD, CMO of Community Care Physicians in New York State on electronic health records (EHRs) and pay-for-performance (P4P).

An interview with Joan Ash, PhD, Oregon Health Sciences University on computerized physician order entry (CPOE), as well as other news in healthcare IT.

An interview with Mark Harvey, CIO of the Holzer Clinic in West Virginia on data security, and HIPAA privacy issues and concerns.

Part II in the series on medical social networking. Includes an interview with Adam Sharp, MD, Chief Medical Officer, Sermo.

Medical social networking and EMR Update, the electronic medical records discussion forum for unbiased emr information by physicians for physicians.

An interview with C. Peter Waegemann, Chief Executive Officer and Executive Director for Medical Records Institute (MRI) regarding Regional Health Information Organizations (RHIOs).

Is physician-patient e-mail interaction a revolutionary idea or a liability nightmare? Only time will tell what the future holds. You be the judge.