Heart Failure Information Center
Barriers to Timely Follow-up for Heart Failure Hospitalization
Researchers examine patient barriers when receiving follow-up for heart failure hospitalization.
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Gastroenterology Information Center
Clinician Insights on How to Manage Semaglutide-Induced Gastroparesis: Part II
Beyond performing a differential diagnosis, how can clinicians manage gastroparesis that results from a GLP-1 receptor agonist like semaglutide?
Obstetrics and Gynecology
Early BP Patterns Predict Preeclampsia and Gestational Hypertension in Low-to-Moderate Risk Pregnancies
A study was conducted to create predictive models for early-onset pre-eclampsia and gestational hypertension using early pregnancy BP patterns.
Pain Information Center
Artificial Intelligence May Influence Whether You Can Get Pain Medication
To contain the opioid crisis, health and law enforcement agencies have turned to technology to monitor doctor and patient prescription data.
Emergency Medicine Information Center
Life in a Rural ‘Ambulance Desert’ Means Sometimes Help Isn’t on the Way
No local hospital and anemic ambulance services mean residents in rural Pickens County, Alabama, are thrown into perilous situations when they have medical emergencies.
Practice Management Information Center
Patient Education & Information Overload
To ensure patients have useful information they can benefit from, it is important to avoid patient education overload. Here clinicians are provided with tools to ensure clear and effective communication.
Practice Management Information Center
‘Conscience Bills’ Let Providers Opt Out of Care
Opponents of the wave of state legislation say the measures place health providers’ preferences over patients’ rights.
Web Exclusives
Improving EHR interoperability a ‘national priority’
U.S. Department of Health and Human Services says interoperability necessary to achieve optimal benefits with electronic health records.
Web Exclusives
Eye contact affects patient satisfaction
Patients perceive clinicians who make direct eye contact as being more empathetic.
Web Exclusives
Responses to changes in healthcare technology are mixed
Primary care providers are generally positive on how healthcare technology affects quality of care, negative on how it affects performance assessment.
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