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Clinical Support Analyst

DST Systems Location : Kansas City MO US They provide assistance to staff pharmacists in carrying out Clinical Pharmacy functions. Pharmacy technician certification…. More >> jobs by

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Hospice BSW Social Worker Assistant

Amedisys, Inc. Location : Morgantown WV US Hospice BSW Social Worker Assistant. Assist and counsels patients and families with health related financial, social and emotional concerns according to the… More >> jobs by

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Family Medicine Physician Job

Mayo Clinic Location : Cannon Falls MN US Call is shared with five physicians. Mayo Clinic Health System in Lake City, currently has an excellent opportunity for a Family Medicine (OB optional)… More >> jobs by

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Family Medicine Physician (Bloomer) Job

Mayo Clinic Location : Bloomer WI US Board eligible/board certified in Family Medicine. Mayo Clinic Health System – Chippewa Valley in Bloomer, Wisconsin, is seeking a Board Certified/Board… More >> jobs by

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RNP I/PA I

Kaiser Permanente Location : Panorama City CA US Current California Nurse Practitioner Certificate. Maintain current national certification from approved organizations (American Nurses Credentialing Center,… More >> jobs by

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Instructor

University of Colorado Location : Aurora CO US Serves as advanced practice provider for Weight Loss and Wellness Clinic, working with other endocrinologists and internal medicine providers with the ongoing… More >> jobs by

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Nov. 1, 2016

There have been three new classes of diabetes drugs that have changed the face of diabetes care over the past 7 years. Two of those are oral and one is an injectable, and they have been going head to head all that time. Now, rather than comparing them, clinicians are …

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Sometimes You Gotta Use the Brand Name

Many of our patients have intolerable GI side effects from metformin. We use ER to try to decrease these, but that doesn’t always work. If they have these symptoms, I recommend they take it slow and take it after they eat. If they still have problems, I recommend they break the tablet to 250mg, even though the label may say one shouldn’t break the tablet.

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