By Kendall Johnson Feb 28, 2013 The unseasonably heavy February snows in Kansas City shut down the city for days.  The city lights were faintly glowing beneath the 2013 “snowmageddon”, and though the roads and sidewalks were becoming more accessible many folks still would not brave leaving the comforts of Read more →

Exploring new questions and ideas today will help reinvent the proposals of the past and ensure stability for the future. David Reid, MSII Kansas City University of Medicine and Biosciences In 1965, Congress recognized the necessary public good that physician training provided by funding graduate medical education (GME) through the Read more →

By Clayton Mower The debate of Healthcare Information Systems (HCIS) is not a relatively new one – there have been strong arguments on either side over the benefits and harms that will result from the integration of more patient information as the digital age grows ever larger and ever prominent. Read more →

We are thrilled to announce that Your Health Talk is Featured in the MAOPS December issue of Prognosis! MAOPS represents all osteopathic physicians and medical students in the state of Missouri, and provides a wealth of information about the profession on their website. Click HERE for the full article  Or Read more →

By Dave Reid Tragedy struck a young family in Kansas City this past weekend. The facts surrounding the incident are blurry and vague, but it seems that a young man lost control and the result is an orphaned infant. The summary above is anonymous, and I’m sure it has been Read more →