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Guest column: Bend in health cost curve can be sustained – Commercial Appeal

by Dr. Manoj Jain | Jul 6, 2013 | USA Today TN

We have done it. We have decreased the increase in the cost of healthcare. Let us explain. For three decades (1980–2009), the cost of healthcare has been increasing each year at an average rate of 7.4%—double the rate of inflation. However, over the past three years, ...
Germ-free pacifiers may mean sicker kids – Tennessean

Germ-free pacifiers may mean sicker kids – Tennessean

by Dr. Manoj Jain | Jun 20, 2013 | Tennessean

Years ago, when my children (now teenagers) were babies and they dropped a pacifier on the floor, we rinsed it with tap water before putting it back in their mouth. As a parent and as an infectious disease doctor, sterility is of utmost importance to me. While this...

Tact, Tone And Timing: The Power Of Apology – Talk of the Nation : NPR

by Dr. Manoj Jain | May 28, 2013 | NPR

An effective apology involves a delicate balance between tact, tone and timing. In high-stakes settings, when jobs and reputations are on the line, it can be even harder. The significance of an apology can vary in different settings and professions. Listen to the...
Medical errors are hard for doctors to admit, but it’s wise to apologize to patients – Washington Post

Medical errors are hard for doctors to admit, but it’s wise to apologize to patients – Washington Post

by Dr. Manoj Jain | May 24, 2013 | Washington Post

In 2007, I published a story in my local paper in which I confessed to having made a medical error years earlier. I’d mistakenly prescribed an antibiotic for a patient whose chart indicated an allergy to the drug. Thankfully, the story had a happy ending. My patient...

Cleanliness may not be best when it comes to pacifiers – Commercial Appeal

by Dr. Manoj Jain | May 12, 2013 | USA Today TN

Years ago, when my children, who are now teenagers, were babies and they dropped a pacifier onto the floor, we rinsed it with tap water before putting it in their mouth. As a parent and as an infectious disease doctor, sterility is of utmost importance to me. While...
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