Progress in Caring for Older Patients?
Throughout the United States, there have been dynamic changes in healthcare technology, healthcare...
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Insights on Oral Glucose-Lowering Drug Choices
Guidelines advocate using metformin as initial pharmacologic therapy for lowering A1C in type 2...
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Avoiding Heart Disease-Related Malpractice Risks
The Doctors Company recently completed an analysis of nearly 430 closed medical malpractice claims...
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Assessing the Value of Prescription Drug Monitoring Programs
Many local, state, and federal agencies have implemented different policies to address...
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ED Fast Tracking & Patient Satisfaction
CMS announced a new hospital-payment system called value-based purchasing (VBP) in October 2012....
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Predicting Infections After RSA
The rate of reverse shoulder arthroplasties (RSA) is increasing as its indications are expanding,...
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Postoperative Cardiac Issues After Arthroplasty
Cardiac events are major postoperative complications that can occur in patients undergoing total...
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Discharging Patients With Diabetes
Research indicates that the care of inpatients with hyperglycemia and diabetes has improved...
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Understanding and Implementing Pneumococcal Vaccination Recommendations for Adults
The pneumococcal disease immunization schedule for adults in the United States is relatively...
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A New Resource for HIV Care Providers
The HIV Medicine Association has launched a new website, HIVClinician.org, to provide information...
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Addressing Factors Contributing to Heart Disease
Studies show that coronary artery disease (CAD) causes roughly 1.2 million heart attacks each year...
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Universal Medical Licensing? Won’t Happen
Some well-intentioned people at the Center for American Progress say that the concept of...
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Is Your iPad Really a “Mobile Germ Warehouse”?
As I have written before, there is a veritable cottage industry of papers identifying bacterial...
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Study shows paying people to lose weight works. Or does it?
A recent study looked at the effect of paying people to lose weight. The authors randomized 100...
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Managing Critically Ill Surgery Patients
Staff shortages for surgeons and intensivists can make it challenging for hospitals to optimize...
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Patient-Provider Dialogue With HIV Drugs
Research has shown that race and ethnicity may be associated with differences in how healthcare...
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Treating Type 2 Diabetes in Youths
The American Diabetes Association recently released nutrition therapy recommendations for the...
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Reducing Pediatric Drug Errors in Rural EDs
Previous research has shown that patients receiving treatment in EDs are at particularly high risk...
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Nutrition Therapy Recommendations for Diabetes
The American Diabetes Association recently released nutrition therapy recommendations for the...
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