Physician Burnout May Raise Risk for Patient Safety Events
Burnout in physicians is associated with a decrease in job satisfaction and with increased patient safety events and patient dissatisfaction.
Practice Management
Legal Considerations for Telemedicine Practice in a Post-Pandemic World
In this episode of Rheum on Air, Drs Allan Gibofsky and David Goldberg discuss legal considerations in the practice of telemedicine.
Limited English Proficiency Tied to Worse Access to Health Care
In adults, limited English proficiency (LEP) is associated with worse access to care, according to a study published online.
Reducing Social Inequities, Obesity Prevalence Can Decrease Osteoarthritis Risk
Researchers evaluated the association between socioeconomic position and obesity with incident osteoarthritis.
FDA Aims To Improve Medical Device Security
The agency has issued proposed draft recommendations to guide incorporation of cybersecurity protections into medical devices at the time of manufacture.
Fauci to Retire by End of Biden’s Term
Anthony Fauci, M.D. plans to retire as the director of the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases by the end of the President’s term.
HIPAA Violations On the Rise as Ransomeware Attacks Increase
Ransomware attacks now account for 25% of all data breaches, according to Verizon’s 2022 Data Breach Investigation Report.
Online Searches of Abortion Medications Rose After SCOTUS Ruling Leaked
Following the leak of a draft ruling of the SCOTUS, there was an increase in Google searches for abortion medications.
Media Campaign and Clinic Education in Low-Dose Aspirin for Heart Disease
A study was done to assess if clinic and community education intervention would increase guideline-based aspirin use for CVD prevention.
Doctors May Under-Prescribe Pain Medications During Night Shifts
Under-prescription of pain medications occurs during night shifts, according to a study published online June 27.
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