Health News

- Experts say even Obama getting too many med tests - The Associated Press

- Book clubs for doctors show human side of medicine - The Associated Press

- Patient disappointed at reinstatement of doctor by Windsor, Ont., hospital - Winnipeg Free Press

- Are Doctors Recommending Too Many Tests? - ABC News

- Listen to the Doctor: Cleve Francis, cardiologist and country singer - Washington Post

- Bas Rutten, doctor weigh in on broken hands - USA Today

- Cassidy: Small-practice doctors face big problems - San Jose Mercury News

- Fla. doctor charged with murder in overdose deaths - MiamiHerald.com

- A-Rod close to talking with Feds about Canadian doctor - USA Today

- Doctor caught in TV molest sting gets jail - San Francisco Chronicle

Critical Care

Critical Care Physicians:
A subspecialty certification by the Board of Anesthesiology, Internal Medicine or Obstetrics and Gynecology, also Pediatrics (see Pediatric Critical Care). Critical care doctors manage life-threatening disorders in intensive care units (ICU), critical care units and other hospital settings. Their knowledge is broad, involving all aspects of management of the critically ill patient. They work in concert with the various specialties on the patient care team in the ICU; they utilize recognized techniques for vital life support and they teach other physicians, nurses, and health professionals the practice of intensive care.

Specialty: Critical Care Medicine
Common Name: Intensive Care Doctor, or Critical Care Doctor