Putting Patients First: An Overview of the American Healthcare System and Recommendations for Reform.

Arthur Coday, Jr., M.D. is a general practitioner of medicine with a special interest in cardiovascular and geriatric medicine. Dr. Coday graduated Magna Cum Laude with College Honors from the University of Washington with a Bachelor of Science Degree in Cellular and Molecular Biology. He graduated from Harvard Medical School, and while there co-authored a textbook chapter on heart failure. As a medical student, Dr. Coday, spent time on the cardiac surgery service at the Massachusetts General Hospital, spent a month on the cardiac surgery service at the Boston Children's Hospital, completed an elective in cardiology at the Brigham and Women's Hospital, and took an advanced basic science course in heart failure. Dr. Coday was a surgical resident at the Johns Hopkins and Virginia Mason hospitals where he spent a significant amount of time on the cardiac surgery services. Dr. Coday completed a two year post-doctoral fellowship in cardiovascular science funded by the National Institutes of Health at the Boston University School of Medicine where he studied cardiogenic shock in a rabbit model. In his private practice, Dr. Coday has cared for many patients with heart failure and he has cared for patients in nursing homes, including serving as the medical director for a very busy nursing home in Washington State.

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