Medicaid Work Requirements Are Increasing the Cost of Being Poor and Sick in America
On the surface, a plan to get able-bodied individuals back to work in order to maintain their Medicaid benefits sounds reasonable — until it’s not.
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Healthcare Spending Per Person Increased to $5,641 in 2017
In 2017, health care spending per person reached $5,641.
Many Systematic Reviews Do Not Fully Report Adverse Events
Many systematic review protocols in the International Prospective Register of Systematic Reviews (PROSPERO) do not include adverse event reporting.
Bereavement Service May Reduce Complaints and Litigation After Patient Deaths
A consultation with a medical specialist was found to reduce family complaints and threats of litigation after the death of a loved one.
Measuring the Success of Clinical Apps in Patient Care
Clinical support tools, such as mobile apps, are becoming a regular part of patients’ medical experience.
Larger Physician Bonus May Improve Care in Chronic Disease
Increased bonus size for physicians caring for patients with chronic disease is associated with improvements in care quality.
Identifying Ways to Increase Trust in the Patient-Physician Relationship
Patient-physician relationships have been unintentionally deprioritized in current clinical practice.
Examining the Ethical Question of Using Workarounds for Undocumented Patients
Navigating the dichotomy between providing quality health care and dealing with a patient’s reality can be a challenge.
Johnson & Johnson to Provide Drug Prices in TV Ads
In a drug industry first, Johnson & Johnson will start giving the list prices of its prescription drugs in television ads.
Physician-Mothers as Caregivers Increases Risk for Burnout, Mood Disorders
Physician-mothers who care for seriously ill children, spouses, or parents have higher rates of burnout and mood disorders.
Book a Ticket to Relaxation: Can a Vacation Stave Off Burnout?
A 2-week vacation may be essential to your health as a practicing physician.
Bias Complicates the Role of Genomics in Biomedical Research
How can researchers responsibly use genomic information about race and ethnicity?
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