Man’s Best Friend: Therapy Dogs Aid Patient Recovery at Walter Reed
Military hospitals are implementing therapy dog programs to support patients, families, and staff.
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Eight Essential Lifestyle Modifications for Patients With Chronic Dry Eye
Courtney Dryer, OD discusses 8 lifestyle changes patients can make to reduce dry eye symptomatology.
This Is What It’s Like to Experience Misogynoir as a Neurosurgery Resident
Analiz Rodriguez, MD, a neurosurgeon in Arkansas, recounts her experience with misogynoir during her residency training and the toll it took on her as a Black woman.
ACC Statement on Respect, Civility, and Inclusion in the Cardiovascular Workplace
The American College of Cardiology has issued a policy statement regarding civility, inclusion, and respect in the cardiovascular workplace.
Glaucoma Education is Failing Patients: Update Yours Now
Glaucoma experts Mildred Olivier, MD, and Ying Han, MD, provide guidance for improving in-office instructions.
Gender Bias Common in Online Reviews of Physicians
Patients rated female doctors more on their interpersonal skills and not much on their technical competence, a study found.
Hydroxychloroquine Not Associated With Decreased Risk for COVID-19 Hospitalization
Researchers assessed whether early treatment with hydroxychloroquine decreases the risk for hospitalization among patients with mild to moderate COVID-19 infection.
Early Return-To-Work Program Mitigates Hospital Staffing Shortages During COVID-19
Graham M. Snyder, MD, MS, provides further insight into a study that evaluated the effects of an early return-to-work program that reduced the quarantine period for clinicians who remained asymptomatic after exposure to COVID-19.
Critical Care Burnout: Systemic Changes Needed, Not Just Self Care
Dr Seppo T. Rinne, lead author of a September 2021 study on burnout among critical care providers, discusses the pandemic, systemic causes of burnout, and what can be done.
During the Pandemic, Telemedicine Follow-up for Heart Failure Improved 30-Day Outcomes
A study examined if early outpatient follow-up via telemedicine reduces 30-day readmission in patients with heart failure as effectively as in-person follow-up.
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