Clinicians
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Pathology Ranks Among Lowest-Burnout Specialties in AMA Survey
New data show pathologists reported substantially lower burnout rates than the national physician average, even as well-being improved overall across US health systems
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CTTP: A Program to Identify and Empower Clinical Trialists
The one-year program offers early-career clinicians the time and tools needed to lead and conduct clinical trials effectively
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Microbiome Testing: Informing the Future with Microbial Genomics
Genomic information from the microbes in your gut may help with disease prevention, treatment, and monitoring
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Water: The Heart of Your Drug Formulation Experiments
When generating the optimal formulation, it’s essential to get your water right
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Telehealth Follow-Up Associated with Increased Returns
Follow-up consultations following an emergency department visit showed an increase in returns
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Making Compliant Clinical Oncology Decisions Effectively with Sequencing Data
QCI® Interpret for Oncology is software that helps molecular pathologists interpret molecular data for clinical decision makingSponsored by
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Widespread Bias, Discrimination Directed toward People with Disabilities
Physicians in focus groups reported making statements such as ‘I am not the doctor for you'
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Set Up Reserve Lab Capacity Now for Faster Response to Next Pandemic
Researchers say a “human bottleneck,” delayed the UK’s scale-up of COVID-19 testing
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New Studies Show Telemedicine Is Effective, Doesn’t Reduce Access to Care
Studies bust three major myth surrounding the utility of telemedicine
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Clinicians in US Safety Net Practices Report "Moral Distress" during Pandemic
Most health care providers experienced moral distress due to issues related to patient care and their workplaces
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Misleading Claims That AI Outperforms Clinicians Could Pose Patient Safety Risk
Researchers warn that many studies make exaggerated claims about the performance of AI compared to doctors based on questionable evidence
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The Promises and Pitfalls of Machine Learning in Medicine
If done right, artificial intelligence could reduce systemic glitches and errors in the decision-making of individual cliniciansPage 1 of 1
