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Give your Doctor a Checkup. . .

Lisa Rose
Lisa Rose CSN Member Posts: 598 Member
edited March 2014 in Colorectal Cancer #1
Hi Everyone,

Thought this may be interesting ~ check out your Doctor.

http://ratemds.com/index.jsp


Cheers,
Lisa Rose
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  • nudgie
    nudgie CSN Member Posts: 1,478 Member
    #2
    Informative site. I have used it already. Thanks
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  • Betsydoglover
    Betsydoglover CSN Member Posts: 1,248 Member
    #3
    Interesting site, Lisa.

    Just one caution. I actually found my internist on this site. He regularly gets in Washingtonian Magazine's "Top Docs" listing for internal med / pulmonology. My GI doc, oncologist and one other doc think the world of him. He is absolutely the LEAST arrogant member of the medical profession I have ever met. However, there is a "bad" rating of this doc on this web site, based on one patient only, and the comment is "the most arrogant doctor I ever met". I have to say that all docs can tick people off, but my radar is highly tuned to arrogance in the medical profession and I run away fast. This doctor is one of the nicest guys you would ever meet, but very professional and very up to date according to my other docs. So, not denigrating the web site - just saying that you need to use caution at all times when evaluating any kind of medical "information". Sadly, there are lots of data sources, but no magic bullet.

    Betsy
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