Researchers sought to determine whether educational intervention can decrease therapeutic inertia by reducing autonomic arousal response (pupil dilation), a proxy measurement of how physicians respond to uncertainty during clinical decisions.
The Office for Civil Rights in the US Department of Health and Human Services announced proposed changes to strengthen patients’ rights to access their own health information, improve care coordination, and reduce regulatory burdens.
The Infectious Diseases Society of America, American Academy of Neurology, and American College of Rheumatology provided new clinical practice guidelines for Lyme disease prevention, diagnosis, and treatment.
Healthcare providers should take steps now to ensure that the telehealth modalities they use are HIPAA compliant.
Examining whether an early career episode of burnout has long-term consequences on cognitive functions, symptoms of depression, and insomnia for nurses a decade after graduation.
A photoplethysmography biosensor present in millions of smartphones could potentially be approved by the FDA for pulse oximetry monitoring.
When talking about work issues, Dr Bernstein recommends trying not to focus too much on how awful things are because it can be disheartening.
Survey finds variation in practice patterns for obtaining MRI/MRA for stroke prevention and monitoring in patients with sickle cell anemia.
Regardless of the challenges a smaller group might have, a risk assessment is a baseline for any HIPAA program. The cost of this assessment is considerably less than a HIPAA fine.
Researchers sought to identify and characterize stroke in COVID-19 in a single healthcare system in New York.
