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Why choose Wright State University Boonshoft School of Medicine?

Jan 18, 2012 · Patients can access their health information securely, on their own schedules Wright State Physicians (WSP) has partnered with athenahealth® to launch an online portal that gives its patients a secure, 24-hour, web-based way to schedule appointments, retrieve test results and communicate with their physicians’ offices.

What is the WSP patient portal?

For Patients For Medical Professionals Our Specialties Patient Portal Student Health About We’ve Made Scheduling Your Appointment Even Easier! Online scheduling is now available for several Wright State Physicians clinics. Click here to schedule your appointment online. NOW ACCEPTING NEW PATIENTS – CLICK FOR DETAILS When You Need Expert Care

Overview

Priscilla W Wright, PHD works in Seattle, Washington is a specialist in Clinical Psychology.

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A sanction, also known as a disciplinary action, is an action taken to punish or restrict a physician who has demonstrated professional misconduct.

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What are the Amici?

Amici are five medical associations (collectively, the “Medical Associations”) that focus on promoting the science and art of medicine and improving public health and access to health care across the country and in the Pacific Northwest.1 The Medical Associations ask the Court to adhere to its decision in Lewis v. Bours, 119 Wn.2d 667, 835 P.2d 221 (1992), and hold that—consistent with the nationwide, long-standing majority rule—in cases asserting a claim based on a nonresident physician’s medical care, the place where the physician provided that care and exercised her medical judgment is the place of the “injury” for jurisdictional purposes, not the place where the “injuries may manifest themselves.” Id. at 674. The Medical Associations address two points in this brief:

What happened to Drew Swank?

When Drew Swank died , the Swank family suffered a terrible loss. The Medical Associations represent physicians who strive every day to help patients like Drew, and their families. But accepting the argument the Swanks make here will hurt, not help, the effort to promote effective medical care in our state and across the nation.