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Date: | Sun, 20 Dec 1998 10:40:54 -0600 |
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Dear Colleagues:
Re : Doctors and Medications
As with many of you, I too received hundreds and hundreds of calls
concerning medications, so many that my departmental secretaries are having
to screen them to some degree. But I must admit more and more are coming
from concerned physicians and nurse practitioners who are heeding the
request from their patients that they consult someone concerning a
medication.
Five years ago this seldom happened, but now more and more physicians are
willing to heed their patient's request to sustain breastfeeding, and are
willing to seek help.
I am heartened by this fact. Just this week, an LC called with 2 residents
and an attending in her office, to discuss antihypertensive treatment of a
difficult case. This is becoming more and more common.
So I can tell you that changes are coming, and you are making a difference.
Warmest Regards
Tom Hale
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