After Cleveland Clinic nurses refreshed their roadmap for best practices, they created a way to keep their values front and center.
Read MoreKey to Work-Life Balance: Just Say No
Calling “yes” the “drug of choice” for the field of medicine, Aaron Gerds, MD, argues for the power of no in creating work-life balance for physicians in his latest Editor’s Corner column in ASH Clinical News.
Oral Immunotherapy: The Answer to Peanut Allergy?
Historically, children with food allergies have been treated through strict avoidance of the allergen. Recently, an oral preparation of peanut allergen was approved for immunotherapy in children 4 to 17 years old.
Home Monitoring After COVID-19 Diagnosis Shows Promise in Retrospective Study
A controlled but nonrandomized Cleveland Clinic study found an interactive home monitoring program to reduce odds of hospitalization among patients with newly diagnosed COVID-19.
Optimizing Length of Stay for Cardiac Surgery Through Preoperative Workflow Redesign
This operational case study profiles how we helped an affiliated hospital revise its process for elective surgery evaluation and admission. Results include more-satisfied patients and reduced costs.
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Epilepsy Care in Older Adults: New Insights Into Seizure Types and RNS Response
Two new studies shed light on late-life development of generalized epilepsy and the effects of responsive neurostimulation therapy in older adults with medication-refractory seizures.
Can the NarxCare Score Predict Adverse Outcomes in Total Hip Arthroplasty?
Findings from a recent study show for the first time that a higher NarxCare score is associated with adverse outcomes following total hip arthroplasty.
Innovations in Prostate Cancer Care
Learn more about examples of groundbreaking research and new medical and surgical approaches that are leading the way in prostate cancer care.
Chemoprevention of Pediatric Leukemia Predisposition Syndrome Through Nonsense Suppression
Children with inherited bone marrow system failures have poor to fair prognosis; however, researchers are assessing a novel preventive strategy in individuals at high-risk for developing pediatric leukemia.
Essay: Determination and Heartbreak Marked Nursing Life During the Pandemic
A Cleveland Clinic nurse remembers difficulties and triumphs of working during a year like no other.