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• 	Managed Healthcare Jeff Kaplan, MD, MS
  Waste, Duplication and Ineffective Care: Managed Care 101 in 2010 (Part IV) Clearly, the mission of Managed Care involves all parts of the value equation (See Part III of this Series): quality (both technical and as perceived), cost-if not cost-effectiveness and access.

• 	Tice's Tech Tips Nancy Tice, MD
  Skyscape Titles Launch for the iPhone As I’ve said in the past I’d definitely be lost without my BlackBerry however since getting the iPhone 3G it is gaining a greater percentage of my attention.

• 	Pediatric Points Jill Taylor
  Time to Reopen the Jiffy Jar? Researchers have found that peanut allergies were 10 times higher in Jewish children in the UK than in Israel.

• 	MoBlog (Mobile Web Blog) Eric M. Zeman
  Google Taps Searches to Track the Flu Google recently turned its analytic eye on how to track the outbreak of infectious diseases using its own search technology.

• 	Nurses' Notes Marijke Vroomen-Durning, RN
  Saying "No" Can Be a Healthy Thing As nurses, it’s often in our mindset to agree to do most things we’re asked to do.

• 	Tice's Tech Tips Nancy Tice, MD
  MORE Great Websites You May Not Be Visiting Part II in the series of great websites you may not be visiting.

• 	The Hormone Zone Anita Ramsetty, MD
  Paper or Plastic? For Glucose Logs, That Is... There have already been some snags and alarms raised in questioning just how successful this new batch of tech toys for diabetes will be in the end.

• 	Hospitalist Inside Perspective Bijal Jain, MD
  The Best in Inpatient Hospital Care Being a relative newcomer to the field, I face new medical, ethical, technical situations on a daily basis, a reminder that learning does not end with medical school and residency.

• 	Pharmacy Phlash Jim Plagakis RPh
  Face Time in Pharma You are insulated by layers of assistants before calls ever get to you. This is what pharmacists have to put up with just because we don’t have layers.