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New Endoscopy Guidelines Aim to Help Physicians Better Measure Quality and Improve Patient Outcomes
Physicians trained in endoscopy now have new guidelines to assess, measure and improve their outcomes. The new guidelines update quality indicators published in 2006 and aim to move continuous quality improvement for the entire field of endoscopy forward.
Conflict of Interest and Your Responsibility
The ACA Sunshine Act may have more potential to adversely affect physician participation in research than to harm physicians’ reputations.
Fighting Against Alarm Fatigue
Frequent alarms can cause caregivers to become desensitized and compromise patient safety. Cleveland Clinic implemented an ICU alarm reduction initiative to identify necessary alarms and decrease non-actionable ones.
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Neuromuscular Ultrasound: Defining Its Growing Utility in Managing Peripheral Nerve Disease
When combined with clinical findings and electrodiagnostic techniques, neuromuscular ultrasound can significantly impact management and improve outcomes in patients with a variety of peripheral nerve disorders.
Maroone Cancer Center Opens at Cleveland Clinic Florida
The Egil and Pauline Braathen Center, which houses the expanded Pauline Braathen Neurological Center and new Maroone Cancer Center, welcomed patients and community members.
Interdisciplinary Team Works to Solve Puzzle of Large-Vessel Vasculitis
A multidisciplinary team at Cleveland Clinic has found novel autoantigens within affected vessels in patients with large vessel vasculitis, including giant cell arteritis, Takayasu arteritis and isolated focal aortitis.
CNS Vasculitis Gets Its Due in First Major Symposium of Its Kind
This daylong pre-symposium to Cleveland Clinic’s Biologic Therapies VI Summit is the most comprehensive live CME course to date on this complex vascular inflammatory disease.
Evaluating Functional Magnetic Stimulation’s Potential to Improve Expiratory Function in MS Patients
Functional magnetic stimulation can improve respiratory muscle conditioning and coughing in patients with chronic spinal cord injury. Now, Cleveland Clinic researchers are finding some value using it in MS patients.
10th Anniversary of Dean’s Round Table Initiative
2015 marks the 10-year anniversary of the Dean’s Round Table Initiative (DRT), a unique partnership with a focus on addressing both nursing and faculty shortages. In celebration, an event will be held on May 11, 2015, featuring best-selling author, Dr. Patricia E. Benner.