A True Story of Why We Need Report Cards on Doctors
I took a deposition a few days ago that underlined for me why we need to have public report cards on primary care doctors so that patients can separate the mediocre practitioners from the really good ones. I wrote an article explaining the idea. Read my entire piece on Huffington Post, which I called "One Good Reason to Get Mad About Health Care."
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