Influence of Medical Malpractice on Shared Decision-Making Simulations
Researchers recently performed a simulation study to determine how 3 levels of shared decision making can increase the chances of patients suing for adverse outcomes.
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Balancing an ED Revenue-Generating Model With Community-Based Health
This case asks how a hospital should balance patients’ health needs with its financial bottom line regarding emergency department utilization.
Telehealth Video Visits Risk Fragmenting Care
Although telehealth video visits offer users greater convenience, they risk fragmenting care without greater coordination with usual care providers.
More Than Half of Internal Medicine Graduates Choosing Primary Care
More than half of internal medicine graduates in 2016 and 2017 pursued a career in primary care.
Obligations of Health Networks to Transition Patients During Hospital Closures
When considering closing a rural hospital, researchers advised assessment of the potential impact — emotional, economic, practical, and political — on the community and the healthcare organization.
2019 Residency Match Day Was Largest in History
The 2019 Residency Match Day had a record high of 38,376 applicants for 35,185 positions.
Navigating Effective Approaches to Migraine Treatment for the Underinsured
Approximately 26% of participants who were underinsured or uninsured were able to navigate through consultation, diagnosis, and treatment.
Many Patients Withhold Information From Clinicians
Many patients intentionally withhold information from clinicians.
AMA Survey Collects Advice for Physicians Approaching Retirement
The transition from the workforce into retirement is always challenging, but for physicians accustomed to working long or odd hours, it can be especially difficult.
Shifting Pattern Seen for Primary Care Office Visits
Among patients with employer-sponsored insurance, there was a decline in visits to primary care physicians from 2012 to 2016.
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