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Brendan Ross

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Toronto
As seen in: CBC Radio-Canada, HuffPost, The Washington Post, Canadian Broadcasting Corporation (CBC), CBBL-FM (London, ON), CBLT-TV (Toronto, ON), American Banker, Doximity's Op-Med
Senior producer with CBC Radio
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An Open Letter from the Medical Community on America’s Road Deaths

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By Bonnie Hu, Douglas I. Katz, Brendan Ross Verified
| Doximity's Op-Med
The first day of my internal medicine clerkship rotation came with more than one learning curve. Before I set foot inside the VA, I was filled with dread at the prospect of wrangling my way through the VA’s medical records system, known as the Computerized Patient Record System (CPRS). Compared to the robust functionality of EHRs like Epic that I had grown accustomed to using, CPRS was outdated and clunky, a relic from another era of medicine.
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Are We Practicing Medicine or Damage Control?

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By Douglas I. Katz, Brendan Ross Verified, Del Carter
| Doximity's Op-Med
My trip to Pittsburgh was a lot smoother than my previous trip 30 years ago, when I ended up in a ditch during a blizzard in western New York. I was driving to interviews for a fellowship at the University of Pittsburgh. This time, I had a smooth and quick plane ride. The late Fred Rogers, who spent his entire career in Pittsburgh, made it his goal for every child to feel special.
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Family Medicine’s Match Problem Is Actually Much Bigger Than That

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By Brendan Ross Verified, Del Carter, Chinmayi Balusu
| Doximity's Op-Med
Not long ago, an insurance contract dispute arose at my institution. Suddenly, changes in coverage threatened the continuity of care for dozens of our patients. The clinic soon convened meetings to manage the fallout. We deliberated over who could be transferred, who needed bridge coverage, and which patients were most at risk of falling through the cracks. We were reduced to scrambling for stopgap solutions while the real systems-level decisions were made by people who had never met our patients.
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