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New Study Offers Insight into Best Treatments for People at Risk of Suicide

As the suicide rate in the US continues to grow, it’s crucial that healthcare providers, regardless of specialty, understand the do’s and don’ts of treat patients at risk of suicide.

Collen Debellefonds

March 26, 2021

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Psych

Mental Health

Management & Treatment

New Study Explores the Psychological Harm of Restraints on ED Patients

With agitated and violent patients, providers often have no choice but to use restraints. That’s why new research is exploring the effects of restraints and how to avoid using them in the future.

Maura Hohman

March 26, 2021

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Emergency Medicine

Psych

Mental Health

Research

Patient Safety

New Research Reveals Risks of PPE-Related Skin Injuries

Some 42.8% of medical staff treating patients with Covid-19 have experienced serious skin injury due to the use of personal protective equipment (PPE).

Rosemary Black

March 26, 2021

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Workplace Safety

Skin Integrity

Dermatology

Self-Care

New Research Reveals Another Reason to Keep Burnout at Bay — Your Heart Health

If it wasn’t enough that burnout can ruin your career and personal life, new research shows it condition can also harm your physical health.

rosemary@healthproview.com

March 26, 2021

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Wellness

Self-Care

Cardiology

Personal Relationships

New Hope for Patients with “Frozen Shoulder”

A new nonsurgical treatment may help reduce pain and improve function in patients with adhesive capsulitis, also known as “frozen shoulder.”

Amy Florence

March 26, 2021

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Innovation

New Guidelines for Atrial Fibrillation

The newest guidelines for treating patients with AFib address the use of blood thinners and importance of weight management.

Rosemary Black

March 26, 2021

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Cardiology

Management & Treatment

New Guidelines Find Probiotics Don’t Help Most GI Conditions

While more than 3.9 million Americans have consumed some form of probiotics, there is not enough evidence to support their use for most digestive conditions.

Rosemary Black

March 26, 2021

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Gastroenterology

Infectious Disease

Patient Care

New EMR Alerts Prescribers to Additional Treatment Options Improving Patient Outcomes

The study tested the feature for cardiology patients, but it could benefit prescribers in a wide range of specialities.

Sandra Gordon

May 26, 2021

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Cardiology

Health Tech

Practice Management

Quality & Performance Improvement

Negative Experiences with Healthcare Staff Prevent LGBTQ+ Women From Seeking Care

In new research, three women share stories of ignorance and implicit homophobia from healthcare staff that discouraged them from seeking treatment in the future.

Rosemary Black

March 26, 2021

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diversity

LGBTQ+

Patient Care

Change Management

New Drug Formulation Calms ADHD Kids in the AM and All Day Too

Research indicates that time processing is altered in children with ADHD, and their ability to stay task-focused through the normal series of morning routines is largely impaired.

Linda Peckel

March 26, 2021

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Pediatrics

Management & Treatment

Psych

Mental Health