Medical Malpractice: A Closer Look at Payout Redistribution
A recent bill passed in the US House of Representatives proposes a number of changes to malpractice liability rules, including a $250,000 cap on non-economic damages.
A recent bill passed in the US House of Representatives proposes a number of changes to malpractice liability rules, including a $250,000 cap on non-economic damages.
In the new partnership, Aetna will have access to data on pharmaceutical usage patterns that will allow the company to carefully parse the insurance risks it takes on.
Fitness trackers may not be not as effective at inducing positive shifts in diet and exercise habits as traditional methods.
Some might argue that using decision support systems might compromise the organic decision-making process.
Physicians need to think about ethical problems in a way that allows a balance of competing priorities and also leaves room for personalized decision-making.
Machine learning programs are accurate and intelligible, but what are the potential pitfalls of using them in a clinical setting?
A physician shares his thoughts on the differences between conscious and unconscious thinking and how both apply to solving problems in medicine.
Opioid prescriptions should be tailored based on risk factors that correlate with future addiction rates and the pertinent outcome markers, but this information is still lacking.
Evidence of the streetlight effect can be found across several fields, including medical research, where investigators draw suspect conclusions from analysis of irrelevant data.
Recent data show incredible variation in C-section rates from country to country.