Following resuscitation with naloxone, clinicians commonly recommend an observation period to monitor for rebound apnea and other symptoms. Patient refusal of this recommendation is common, although rarely discussed in the literature.
Researchers sought to examine differences in the frequency, type, and duration of postacute care use among rural and urban Medicare beneficiaries.
A study investigated the factors that add to unnecessary lumbar spine MRIs in uncomplicated low-back pain.
Nurses certified in critical care also have higher perceived value of evidence-based practices.
A highly publicized custody dispute in Texas has garnered attention from medical societies and policy makers alike.
Work culture of high psychological safety reported in about 38% of acute care hospitals.
No change in emergency department utilization during 2014 to 2016 after expansion of Medicaid.
Results published in JAMA Network Open suggest that physicians with positive screening for depressive symptoms were at higher risk for making medical errors.
For patients who are overweight or obese, clinical visits are often characterized by negative interactions and dismissive advice.
Strategies to encourage better distribution of advanced practice psychiatric nurses to lower-resourced areas must be developed to address the workforce shortages.
