A clinician and patient mistake
It is well-accepted that healthcare practitioners have a duty to their patients, but do patients have a duty as well?
Diagnosis & Disease Information
Reduced inpatient hypoglycemia with electronic glycemic management system
The eGMS system provides patient-specific insulin dosing.
New questionnaire to guide treatment of patients with acromegaly
Patients with acromegaly often exhibit breakthrough symptoms, despite stable treatment.
D-mannose: an effective antibiotic alternative
D-mannose is a simple sugar that can be used as an effective alternative to antibiotics in a number of conditions.
Assessing for rebound tenderness
Pediatric clinicians can avoid causing pain by using an alternative technique to assess for rebound tenderness.
Coronary artery bypass linked to new-onset diabetes
Coronary artery bypass surgery may lead to metabolic changes, causing new-onset diabetes.
In place of vaginal steroid cream
Itching is a serious concern for patients with atrophic vaginitis, and alternative treatments can help.
Glucommander linked to improved blood glucose levels
Use of the Glucommander was linked to a shorter time to achieving blood glucose levels lower than 200 mg/dL.
Suboxone: the methadone of the decade
One clinician feels that suboxone is not the answer to the opioid crisis.
Improving health literacy
Rather than identify patients as having low health literacy, it is recommended that clinicians use Universal Health Literacy Precautions.
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