Higher Risk for Mental Health and Substance Use Disorders in Psychiatry Interns
Study investigators suggest that interns in psychiatry are the most vulnerable population among medical interns and should be targeted for prevention interventions.
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Factors of Inclusivity Promote Workforce Wellness and Engagement
An inclusive organizational culture, or the lack thereof, affects employee job performance, emotional well-being, and workforce engagement.
Inhaled Vaporized Cannabis Shows No Clinically Meaningful Effect in COPD
Researchers studied the efficacy of single-dose inhaled vaporized cannabis to alleviate breathlessness and improve exercise tolerance in adults with advanced COPD.
Notifications by PDMPs May Not Effectively Reduce Opioid Misuse
Unsolicited notices to prescribers as part of prescription drug monitoring programs may not effectively reduce opioid use, as patients may seek other prescribers.
Accountable Care Organization Growth Associated With Reduced Physician Work Hours and Self-Employment
Well-performing ACOs make more efficient use of physician time by shifting tasks to other hospital team members.
Mistreatment Programs Reviewed for Reducing Abuse of Medical Trainees
The development of a theoretical framework can help prevent the pervasive abuse, harassment, discrimination, and mistreatment of medical trainees.
Remission of Treatment-Resistant Depression in Veterans Depends on Close Clinical Observation
This study supports the effects of close clinical observation and the use of combined treatment interventions including repetitive transcranial magnetic stimulation for achieving remission in veterans with treatment-resistant depression.
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