Articles Tagged with Electronic Medical Records

Electronic Medical Records in Patients with Chronic Pain

April 9, 2016 | Edward Smith

Electronic Medical Records in Patients with Chronic Pain

Avoiding Pitfalls in Electronic Medical Records in Patients with Chronic Pain

Two Killed in San Joaquin County Truck Accident

At least two people were killed in a San Joaquin County truck accident on the morning of May 23, 2019. The incident happened after a series of collisions on northbound Interstate 5 in the vicinity of Highway 12 just before 7:30 a.m.

Sacramento Pedestrian Death Caused by Drunk Driver

A pedestrian death occurred on May 23 when a woman was killed along Arden Way as she walked down the roadway. The accident happened between Clinton Road and Markston Road during the evening hours. There were witnesses to the accident, who pointed out the vehicle that struck the woman and had then left the scene. According to authorities with the Sacramento Police Department, they had been seeking the drunk driver at the time the collision occurred.

Dodge Challenger Fares Poorly in Crash Tests

Dodge Challenger is one of the most deadly cars on the road, according to research by iSeeCars.com, an automotive ranking firm. While the Nissan Versa is next in the queue, the Dodge Challenger tops the list. In short, it has two times the number of fatal accidents than any other car in its category. Its rate of deadly accidents is 18.3 compared to 8.7 for the Versa. To get a clear understanding of why the Challenger and similar types of vehicles are so deadly, let’s peer into the world of safety as it pertains to this class of vehicles. We’ll also check out the vehicles that are more deadly in one part of the country compared to other geographical areas nationwide. If you are in the Sacramento – Stockton – Modesto area, you might want to pay attention.

Sacramento Resident in Rio Linda Fatal Collision

A fatal collision between a bicycle and a minivan occurred in Rio Linda on May 12. It happened at the intersection of Elkhorn Boulevard and Cherry Lane at about 7:20 p.m., according to the California Highway Patrol (CHP) – North Sacramento division. The deceased, who was pronounced dead at the scene, was identified only as a 59-year-old male from Sacramento. The coroner’s office said it will release the name of the bicyclist once the family has been notified. I would like to take this opportunity to offer my condolence to the family and friends of the decedent.