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Larry Beresford

Larry Beresford is an Oakland, Calif.-based freelance medical journalist with a breadth of experience writing about the policy, financial, clinical, management and human aspects of hospice, palliative care, end-of-life care, death, and dying. He is a longtime contributor to The Hospitalist, for which he covers re-admissions, pain management, palliative care, physician stress and burnout, quality improvement, waste prevention, practice management, innovation, and technology. He also contributes to Medscape. Learn more about his work at www.larryberesford.com; follow him on Twitter @larryberesford.

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    Proof of Concept

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    Back to Basics

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    Coat Tales

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    Weekend Effect Persists

    August 1, 2008

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    High-Tech Nightmare

    February 2, 2008

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    Know Your Neurology

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    Tackle Technology

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    PDAs and PCs are a growing part of hospital practice

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