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Survey

You Could be Risking Your Patient’s Life by Not Cleaning Your Stethoscope

If you can’t remember the last time you cleaned your stethoscope, you’re not alone — but you also might be putting your patients at risk.

Taleena Nadkarni

March 26, 2021

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Advice & Tips for Work

Patient Safety

Quality & Performance Improvement

Infection Control

The Latest Vaping Research that Health Professionals Should Know About

Vaping isn't necessarily safer than smoking. Here is what you should know as a healthcare professional and what to tell your patients.

Maura Hohman

March 26, 2021

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Pulmonology

Patient Lifestyle

Healthy Living Tips

Why Nurses are the Worst Patients in the World, According to One RN Breast Cancer Survivor

Meet Charlie Johnson, RN, BSN, and she knows first-hand why nurses are terrible patients.

Maura Hohman

March 26, 2021

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Oncology

Women's Health

Real HCP Stories & Experiences

Patient Communication

What Negative Online Reviews Reveal About Hospitals

There are 140 million+ Yelp reviews, with 8.4 million related to healthcare. Some are positive and others negative, but a new study found that certain words were common to both types of reviews.

Roxanne Nelson

March 26, 2021

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Hospitals / Health Systems

Practice Management

Practice Operations

Research

Taking Stock: Five Ways the Pandemic Changed Nursing

With the pandemic still going on, it’s impossible to get a forest-level view of all the ways Covid-19 has impacted healthcare and nursing in particular.

Tara Haelle

June 6, 2022

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Advice & Tips for Work

Covid-19

Hospitals / Health Systems

Take Steps to Reduce Risk of Asthma and COPD From Use of Cleaning Chemicals

Covid-19 took the use of cleaning products to new heights, both inside healthcare facilities and out in the community. Here’s how you can combat the risk of asthma and COPD without anxiety.

Tara Haelle

October 31, 2021

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Healthy Living Tips

Covid-19

Asthma

Tackle Migraine and Depression at the Same Time

Migraine is independently associated with poorer health-related quality of life in the pain dimension and more severe pain symptoms in patients who have major depressive disorder, researchers found.

Leo Robert

March 26, 2021

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Psych

Mental Health

Research

Survey Breaks Down Patients’ Biggest ‘Pain Points’ When Seeking Care

Waiting rooms versus waiting times may play a big role in deterring people from seeking health care.

Maura Hohman

March 26, 2021

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Cost of Care

Practice Operations

Practice Management

Research

Surprising Ways Quarantine Affects Migraine

While the COVID-19 quarantine is making most people feel anxious, people with migraine may notice that their symptoms are less severe. Some even report fewer attacks and less pain during the pandemic.

Amy O’Connor

March 26, 2021

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Research

Mental Health

Lifestyle

Surprising Protein Therapy Could Reduce Heart Failure by Minimizing Heart Attack Scars

Researchers have discovered a new therapy can reduce the harm caused by the scar tissue that forms in the wake of a heart attack.

Rosemary Black

March 26, 2021

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Cardiology

Management & Treatment

Research