Patients invent office technology; States call for "Drs." to be more specific;

> Medical centers, outpatient clinics and physician practices were the most frequent subjects of criminal healthcare fraud investigations in 2010, but the Government Accountability Office found that the vast majority of cases weren't prosecuted, MedPage Today reported. Article

> There are several key accounts to watch to prevent embezzlement at your practice. Physicians Practice tells you which ones and why. Post

> Technologies are emerging that make the medical practice experience easier not just for doctors but for patients as well. The New York Times explores some recent trends in appointment scheduling and wait-time tracking. Article

> Largely prompted by the American Medical Association, a dozen states now have laws that require healthcare providers to be more transparent about their credentials, specifically whether "Dr." refers to an M.D. or Ph.D., FierceHealthcare reported. Article

And Finally… Reinventing the (hamster) wheel. Article