Drug Coupons Can Cut Costs by 60%, Study Finds
Savings from drug coupons may make patients less likely to abandon therapy, according to a new study.
Practice Management
Patients with Severe Epilepsy More Aware of SUDEP
Knowledge of SUDEP among patients and caregivers increased feelings of fear and anxiety, prompting them to discuss SUDEP with care providers.
Including Patients in Decisions Could Reduce Overtreatment
Including patients in medical decisions could put a stop to the cycle of defensive medicine.
People with Stroke More Likely to Have Multimorbidities, Polypharmacy
Multimorbidities and polypharmacy are more likely among those with stroke, increasing their treatment burdens and risk of adverse events.
Basic Blood Tests Help Diagnose Distal Symmetric Polyneuropathy
Neurologists and simple diagnostic tests can diagnose the cause of distal symmetric polyneuropathy in most patients.
More Neuro Exams Needed for Stroke Patients
Neurologists should put more focus on neurological examinations to measure the effects of stroke intervention on brain function.
Long Days in the Clinic Lead to Unnecessary Prescriptions
A new study finds that doctors are more likely to prescribe unnecessary antibiotics as the day goes on.
Errors Should Be Used to Improve Patient Care, AMA Says
Medical mistakes can help physicians determine processes to improve, AMA says.
Drug, Device Companies Paid Providers Billions in 2013
CMS report reveals that doctors, hospitals received billions in payouts from drug, device makers in second half of 2013.
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