Could “Choosing Wisely” Help Fight Health Worker Burnout?
Michigan Medicine - University of Michigan
Managers should involve clinicians in efforts to cut back on unneeded or unproven tasks, team says
Health Care
Telehealth to the Rescue for Iranian Protesters
Zahraa Chorghay, PhD
Protesters can’t access local care for injuries due to fear of repercussions
An Emergency in US Emergency Care: Two Studies Show Rising Strain
Michigan Medicine - University of Michigan
Full hospitals and staffing shortages combine to leave patients waiting hours for beds or leaving without being seen
Public Support Needed to Tackle Racial and Other Biases in AI for Health Care
University of Birmingham
International collaboration seeks to develop best practices for datasets used in AI
New Studies Show Telemedicine Is Effective, Doesn’t Reduce Access to Care
University of Rochester Medical Center
Studies bust three major myth surrounding the utility of telemedicine
Scientists Redefine Obesity with Discovery of Two Major Subtypes
Van Andel Research Institute
The discovery may lead to more precise diagnostic and treatment options
Widening Gap in Diabetes-Related Mortality between Urban and Rural Areas
Diabetologia
Data also show clear ethnic divide with diabetes-related mortality
Telemedicine Can Give Vulnerable Women Access to Safe Medical Abortions
Karolinska Institutet
Study highlights the opportunities to provide safe and effective abortion services in low-resource settings
The Recent Growth of Concierge Laboratory Services
Kimberly Scott
The COVID-19 pandemic has spurred the growth of concierge laboratory services across the US
What Labs Need to Know About the 2023 Medicare Physician Fee Schedule
Rachel Muenz
A brief look at some of the proposed changes that will affect clinical labs