Month: December 2012

Efforts to boost number of primary care physicians face pay gap hurdle

The initiatives by the state's two medical schools to increase the number of primary care physicians in Wisconsin face a significant obstacle: Over the course of their careers, primary care doctors now make millions of dollars less than their counterparts in other specialties. (JOURNAL SENTINEL, 12/3)

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DA to hold open John Doe in death of patient at Mental Health Complex

District Attorney John Chisholm said Friday his office will conduct an open John Doe hearing in March into the death of 25-year-old Brandon Johnson while he was a patient at the Milwaukee County Mental Health Complex. Johnson's death Oct. 6 from complications of a broken neck has already prompted multiple probes. In a second major development Friday, a federally designated patient advocacy organization called on the state to suspend or terminate the license of the county's psychiatric hospital. (JOURNAL SENTINEL, 12/3)

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