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Risks Varied and Increasing this Holiday Season
By Dr. David Edward Marcinko MBA
[ME-P Editor-in-Chief]
Our daily lives have become easier over the years. Just take a look at the gadgets we own and the amount of corners we cut.
One of the major problems of this new daily ease is high distractions. These distractions can be deadly when it comes to driving, in which case, there should not be any corners to cut.
So, here is a visual guide to the true cost of driving while distracted. It may be especially important during this holiday season.
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Assessment
Are doctors especially culpable with their tablet computers, smart phones, eHRs, PCs and CPOESs, etc?
Conclusion
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