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297:) applauding "the efforts of the Federation of State Medical Boards (FSMB) on the work you are doing in examining solutions that would allow for more efficient sharing of medical licensure information that is necessary for the advancement of telehealth technology." The letter expressed the hope that the FSMB can leverage resources "to develop a proposal that satisfies the myriad of complex issues associated with licensure portability."
411:' guidelines define a patient-doctor relationship as "clearly established and begun when a physician agrees to undertake diagnosis and treatment of the patient, and the patient agrees." He stressed the importance of ensuring that patients receive the same standard of care online as in person. "It should be the same exact standard as if the patient was in your examining room," he cautioned. "You can't cut corners."
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359:, should be recognized as "substantially in compliance" with any MOL program that is adopted by a state. For those physicians not board-certified in a specialty of medicine or surgery, or for those not engaged in MOC or OCC, the program envisions states allowing multiple options by which each of the components of MOL can be achieved for licensure renewal.
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Licensure" (MOL) that recommends that all U.S. physicians, as a condition of licensure renewal, "should provide evidence of participation in a program of professional development and lifelong learning." The MOL framework proposes three components:
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issued a press release announcing "substantial progress" in the development of an interstate medical license compact to facilitate the ability of physicians to practice medicine across state borders. "As our health care system continues to change," said
Chaudhry, "the need for increased license
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account, this could negatively impact residency performance and ultimately patient safety. We know that assessment drives learning, so another concern resulting from a shift to pass/fail scoring may be a less knowledgeable physician population." Katsufrakis subsequently issued an apology for
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on June 30, 2014, Chaudhry said, “The proposed compact would create a new pathway to speed the licensing of doctors seeking to practice medicine in multiple states,” adding that "it would allow doctors to see more patients than ever before, if they want to.”
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International Association of Medical Regulatory Authorities. In 2010, and again in 2012 and 2014, he was elected representative of the United States to IAMRA's General Assembly.
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from 2007 to 2009, Chaudhry supervised 1,500 employees and oversaw an annual budget of $ 400 million. He created a
Division of Preventive Medicine within the department through a restructuring of 72 personnel that was approved by Suffolk County Executive
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described him as someone with "an uncanny ability to take complex medical issues and explain them in layman's terms to the public," adding that
Chaudhry "helped to guide the county through a number of health crises during his tenure in a masterful way."
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portability has become more pressing." The proposed compact is expected to maintain state authority and control, establish high standards for physician eligibility, and ensure a well-coordinated and fairly-applied system of oversight and discipline.
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multimedia online orientation for the third-year medicine clerkship, a comprehensive review of drug-induced aseptic meningitis, a review of streptococcal paratracheal abscesses, and a consensus statement on abdominal girth and cardiometabolic risk.
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Shea KW, Chaudhry HJ, et al. The informed patient: cost-effective way to improving vaccine utilization in the acute care setting. Abstract. Annual
Meeting of the Infectious Diseases Society of America. New Orleans, Louisiana. September,
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Meeting of the Association of Osteopathic Directors and Medical Educators. Marco Island, Florida. May 9–12,
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481:, derived from partially hydrogenated oil, from its restaurants in 2009. Suffolk County became the first jurisdiction in the United States to ban the sale of baby bottles containing the chemical
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Katsufrakis, MD, President and CEO of the National Board of Medical Examiners, wrote an article with Chaudhry arguing for caution about changes to the USMLE Step 1 examination in
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Council that advises the FSMB's board of directors and works with an FSMB MOL Implementation Group, which has recommended that physicians actively engaged in the
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American College of Physicians for "excellence in the practice of medicine" at a ceremony in San Francisco.
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Chaudhry HJ, Grieco AJ, Macklis R, Mendelsohn M, and Mudge GH Jr. Fundamentals of Clinical Medicine, 4th edition. Lippincott Williams and Wilkins. Baltimore. 2004. Page 285.
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Schaller, FA; et al. (2008). "Getting a grip on girth and cardiometabolic risk: a consensus report".
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New York University College of Arts & Science alumni
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Epstein RJ. Levy signs Suffolk ban on BPA baby bottles.
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242:Advocacy of "Interstate Medical License Compact"
269:of South Dakota and seven other U.S. Senators (
213:University of Texas Southwestern Medical School
1185:. Harvard University School of Public Health.
1102:Chaudhry HJ. Flu tracking meets the "tweet."
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1073:"New Group Chooses Its First Battle, Asthma"
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1183:"Plastics: Danger where we least expect it"
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540:Medical Licensing and Discipline in America
201:Medical Licensing and Discipline in America
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1144:"Another Blow Against Trans Fats in Foods"
1032:Catherine Saint Louis (January 21, 2010).
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1089:Brown J. Trying to keep life normal.
666:American Society of Internal Medicine
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215:and Clinical Associate Professor of
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933:"Step 1 vs. Netflix and Instagram"
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396:Federation of State Medical Boards
341:Federation of State Medical Boards
248:Federation of State Medical Boards
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205:Fundamentals of Clinical Medicine
1181:Hand, Larry (15 December 2009).
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503:New York Institute of Technology
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229:American Osteopathic Association
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535:New England Journal of Medicine
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678:American College of Physicians
670:American College of Physicians
447:Influenza A virus subtype H1N1
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952:Journal of Medical Regulation
899:Pear, Robert (29 June 2014).
380:health information technology
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749:Winthrop-University Hospital
662:American Medical Association
617:Foundations of Public Health
602:Air Force Commendation Medal
526:Brigham and Women's Hospital
349:Maintenance of Certification
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582:McGuire Air Force Base
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221:Stony Brook University
1309:Postgraduate Medicine
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710:New York University
698:Midwood High School
610:Marksmanship Ribbon
419:Health Commissioner
217:Preventive Medicine
90:New York University
1199:. August 19, 2009.
1148:The New York Times
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1077:The New York Times
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530:Jerome P. Kassirer
435:The New York Times
404:The New York Times
390:Medical regulation
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303:The New York Times
112:Harvard University
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753:Mineola, New York
745:Internal Medicine
726:Master of Science
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