Dr. Michael A. Sandler

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  said Michael Sandler, MSMS president and a diagnostic radiologist at the Henry Ford Health System. "And that hasn't happened."
  
  While not specifically opposed to any new medical school, Sandler said the medical society is pushing centralized statewide planning to assess Michigan's need for physicians.
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  But hospitals are sure to continue to select the best possible candidates, regardless of where they trained, with no preferential treatment for in-state residency candidates, which Sandler says has historically never come into play.
  
  "There's a matching system. We have a list. We chose the best candidates - the ones we wanted to work with, the ones we trusted," said Sandler, who has spent 15 years on residency selection committees.

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  Dr Sandler was born in Sheffield to immigrant parents in 1907 and grew up in Manchester.After school he attended Manchester University to read medicine and qualified as a doctor in 1930.Whilst acting as a GP he became interested in the treatment of infertility and in 1940 was appointed Gynaecological Registrar at the Manchester Jewish Hospital.He became an expert in infertility and wrote a number of papers on the subject in different medical journals.The biography not only covers his medical career as a pioneer in infertility treatment, but also his whole life history, from early childhood, to marriage and his involvement in communal affairs, both Jewish and non Jewish.
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  Ros was then asked by Michael Sandler to research and write the history of a long standing firm of solicitors in Altrincham.The origins of the firm lay in the 1730s in Altrincham.Part of the research for this involved Ros working on the papers of the Earls of Stamford located at the John Rylands Library, Deansgate.She also worked on many local sources from censuses and newspapers to published histories of Altrincham, as well as interviewing members of the firm and sifting its documentation.

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  diagnostic radiologist Michael A. Sandler, MD, will conclude his year as president and

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  On behalf of MSMS, Medical Society President Michael A. Sandler, MD, a Wayne County radiologist, submitted the MSMS Future of Medicine report to the White House this week through the websitewww.healthreform.gov.
  
  In his letter, Doctor Sandler urged President Barack Obama to focus on the four major principles outlined in the Future of Medicine report as he addresses national health care reform: Quality, Value, Wellness, and Universal Coverage through a reformed insurance market. With Michigan in line to receive $7 billion in federal funding during the next two years toward health care, education and infrastructure spending, MSMS continues to remain very engaged in health care reform discussions.
  
  Also, MSMS engaged in the national health care reform dialogue at several events in March. Doctor Sandler, along with MSMS Executive Director Julie L. Novak, attended the Midwest Regional White House Forum on Health Care on March 12 in Dearborn; a group of more than 20 MSMS members and Alliance members, including Doctor Sandler and Ms. Novak, attended the AMA National Advocacy Conference to meet with members of Congress in early March in Washington, DC; and Ms. Novak attended a forum in Detroit on March 11 convened by Newt Gingrich, Director of the Center for Health Transformation. Doctor Sandler, along with MSMS Executive Director Julie L. Novak, attended the Midwest Regional White House Forum on Health Care on March 12 in Dearborn; a group of more than 20 MSMS members and Alliance members, including Doctor Sandler and Ms. Novak, attended the AMA National Advocacy Conference to meet with members of Congress in early March in Washington, DC; and Ms. Novak attended a forum in Detroit on March 11 convened by Newt Gingrich, Director of the Center for Health Transformation.

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  "We're keeping an open mind that marijuana in limited amounts can help some," said Dr. Michael Sandler, a diagnostic radiologist and president of the Michigan State Medical Society.

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  The Michigan State Medical Society, the state's arm of the American Medical Association, recently dropped its opposition to medical marijuana and said it will be neutral in the fall campaign."We're keeping an open mind that marijuana in limited amounts can help some," said Dr. Michael Sandler, a diagnostic radiologist and president of the Michigan State Medical Society.

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  "We're keeping an open mind that marijuana in limited amounts can help some," said society president Michael Sandler.

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  On behalf of MSMS, President Michael A. Sandler, MD, a Wayne County radioloigst, submitted comments to the US Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS) regarding a proposal that would require all physicians that provide diagnostic testing (excluding diagnostic mammography services) to enroll as an Independent Diagnostic Testing Facilities (IDTFs) and to comply with the majority of the performance standards that currently apply to stand-alone IDTFs.
  
  This proposal, which is part of CMS's proposed physician payment rule for calendar year 2009, could have a significant impact on physician practices if the in-office use of conventional films, ultrasound, and electrocardiograms triggers onerous regulations such as additional inspections, lengthy applications, and new licensing and supervision requirements.
  
  Doctor Sandler expressed concern that the rule may be overly broad and burdensome. He urged CMS to ensure that there are no unintended consequences and that the ability of physicians to provide comprehensive, quality care to their patients is not jeopardized.

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  The bill contains numerous provisions that would change major components of the existing law, including expert witness qualification, affidavit of merit, notice of intent, statutes of limitations, etc. MSMS President Michael A. Sandler, MD, a Wayne County diagnostic radiologist, testified against the bill on behalf of MSMS.
  
  "Health care already faces numerous strains that impede the ability to deliver care to patients. Weakening liability reforms in Michigan will lead to the same type of crisis we experienced in the past," he said. "Michigan cannot afford to turn back the clock on tort reform."
  
  Dr. Sandler further testified about the current medical liability climate in Michigan and its effect on access to care. He specifically cited Pennsylvania, which has been slow to address its liability crisis and is struggling to recruit young physicians to practice there, as well as access problems in Nevada and West Virginia.
  
  "Access to specialty care is generally available in Michigan, unlike recently in Nevada and West Virginia, where severe trauma cases required traveling to neighboring states to receive care," he said.

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  "All of health care in Michigan, from primary care to hospice care, is better because of Dr. Bolton's commitment to excellence and her focus on the needs of the individual patient," said Dr. Michael Sandler, president of the medical society and a diagnostic radiologist at Henry Ford.

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