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I'm an Amazing Urology Nurse Practitioner Keep That Shit Up!


I'm an Amazing Urology Nurse Practitioner Keep That Shit Up!

Author: Roman Publishing

language: en

Publisher:

Release Date: 2021-10-12


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Fifty Years a Country Doctor


Fifty Years a Country Doctor

Author: Hull Cook

language: en

Publisher: U of Nebraska Press

Release Date: 2013-01-01


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In a world of HMOs, insurance companies, and an endless flood of forms, Hull Cook reminds us that there was a time when a visit to the doctor's office cost three dollars and doctors still made house calls. Cook recounts fifty years of service as a rural doctor in Texas and Nebraska, where a wide spectrum of dilemmas tested his resourcefulness, endurance, and sense of humor. He describes helping to deliver a baby via telephone during the Blizzard of '49, and he explains his "special delivery" of medication in the dead of winter-an operation involving his Beechcraft Bonanza airplane and a p.

And All the Gods and Goddesses


And All the Gods and Goddesses

Author: Michael Benne

language: en

Publisher: Xlibris Corporation

Release Date: 2016-01-15


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On the verge of severe burnout after having worked seventeen years in urban settings, Dr. Matthew Johns, an arrogant but wildly talented trauma surgeon and emergency room physician,wants to able to maintain his way of doing emergency medicine in a rapidly changing world impacted by technology advances. For the new millenium, with his career in turmoil as well as his personal life, not to mention his spirit, he has to survive the daily onset of critically ill and traumatized patients,the digital demands of 21st century medicine, and the ambiguous position medicine finds itself in, immersed in regulations and bureaucracy. He personally, is striving to find a place he can call his own. where the staff likes and respects his autonomy, before he self-destructs.