This case illustrates the importance of having experienced providers working together in a multidisciplinary pathway to address complex disease processes and develop an individualized treatment program for each patient.
How to Reopen Eye Practices During the Pandemic
As Cole Eye Institute resumes regular appointments after the COVID-19 shutdown, virtual visits, hybrid visits and expedited appointments will protect patients and caregivers.
What Troponin Tells Us About Myocardial Injury in COVID-19
Data suggesting a link between positive troponin and mortality in patients with COVID-19 have prompted changes in how we approach troponin testing in this population.
TARGET-IBD Findings Demonstrate Need for Objective Evaluation Prior to Therapy Changes
Clinicians do not administer reactive TDM or objective disease activity assessments prior to making changes in biologic therapies in almost a third of patients with IBD.
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Cancer Program on the Rise at Cleveland Clinic Abu Dhabi
Cleveland Clinic Abu Dhabi’s Oncology Institute, which will occupy a new state-of-the-art cancer center currently construction, aims to transform cancer care in the Middle East, using Cleveland Clinic Cancer Center as its model.
Nurse’s DNP Project Examines Preoperative Music Listening Interventions
A nurse manager in same-day surgery at Cleveland Clinic’s main campus focused on music listening interventions in the preoperative setting for her evidence-based practice project while earning her nursing doctorate.
African Americans Disproportionately Affected by COVID-19
As of early May, African Americans made up nearly 28% of COVID-19 cases in the U.S. They also account for more than 18% of COVID-19 deaths. Charles Modlin, MD, MBA, discusses why African Americans are disproportionately affected by COVID-19 and the role healthcare professionals can play to provide access and quality healthcare for these patients.
Case Study: 46-Year-Old With Invasive Anaplastic Grade III Spinal Ependymoma
Ependymomas are such rare and diverse tumors that there’s little hope in predicting their behavior. This case reveals how extensive their infiltration can be, and how that need not augur poor prognosis.
Timely Referral for Transplant or LVAD Is Critical to Heart Failure Outcomes
A new JACC statement makes the case for earlier referral of patients with advanced heart failure. Our experts review the recommendations and the rationale behind them.
Community Partnerships: An Emerging Force in Population Health
According to County Health Rankings, 80% of population health is related to social, economic, environmental and behavioral factors, versus 20% attributed to medical care. Cleveland Clinic’s Community Care Medical Director explains the importance of community health efforts and talks about response efforts to the COVID-19 pandemic.