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How Social Factors Contribute to Telehealth Success

Study sheds light on the influence of social determinants of health on effective telehealth sessions.
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Pancreatic Patient Navigator Finds Shorter Routes to Treatment

Nurse-navigator efforts streamline testing, treatment and support beginning with the patient’s initial visit.
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Signals of Risk for Substance Use Disorder

Researchers are exploring how to mine EHRs for genetic and other data to develop better risk phenotypes for addiction.
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Refined Tool Aids in Lung Cancer Diagnosis

The TREAT 2.0 model outperforms conventional models for lung cancer prediction.
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‘Open’ Rates of EHR Files Exhibit Signs of Disparities

Medical professionals spend more time engaging with medical records of white patients.
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Focus on Patient Experience: a Metric and a Mission

Chief patient experience officer David Haynes cites customer service as an integral part of the hospital business model.
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Research Finds Keys to an Excellent Video Visit

Studies provide insights into how to deliver optimal care to patients through the telehealth experience.

GME Milestones Predictive of Early Physician Performance

Study sheds light on improving chances of success for underperforming physician trainees.
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‘Grit’ Shields Medical Students From Burnout

Medical trainees with personal characteristics such as perseverance tend to suffer less from burnout.