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How has the federal health-reform law changed your care?

How has the federal health-reform law changed your care?
Unknown 3:04 PM cancer screening, doctors, electronic health records, immunizations, obamacare, physicians, prevention, vaccinations, women's health
Despite the controversy that continues to surround the Patient Protection and Affordable Act five years after its passage, it has probably c...
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Most Kentuckians don't communicate with doctors electronically; most are confident about access to pricing information for care

Unknown 6:24 AM electronic health records, health costs, poll
Most Kentuckians don't communicate with their doctor electronically, according to the latest Kentucky Health Issues Poll. The poll, take...
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AMA president-elect, from Lexington, talks with KET host about the myriad issues facing his profession and its patients

Unknown 1:51 PM Affordable Care Act, electronic health records, Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act
Steven J. Stack The new president-elect of the American Medical Association , Dr. Steven J. Stack of Lexington, covered a range of topics wi...
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