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… like the platforms, which enable them to provide services at a very low cost.But since the COVID-19 epidemic is pushing telemedicine to grow more quickly than it might have evolved over time, the …
… a significant source of patient dissatisfaction.This dissatisfaction was exacerbated in the spring of 2020 when the COVID-19 pandemic brought new restrictions limiting family members from visiting their loved ones in the hospital. This …
… disabilitiesThe Departments of PM&R started working together on this transition-of-care plan just as the COVID-19 pandemic began. The team initially sought to run a joint in-person transition clinic between pediatric …
… Graham, DO, who leads Cleveland Clinic’s Virtual Emergency Medicine Program, interacts with a patient.Origins and COVID-19 impactThe program arose from Cleveland Clinic’s desire to leverage technology to make emergency care more …
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… looked at hospital admissions and readmission rates across medical and surgical, hospital site and diagnosis categories (including COVID-19), and by race and ethnicity. Risk scoring for hospital readmission ranged from 1 to 100, with …
… Both organizations were so committed to the collaboration that we proceeded even in the midst of the COVID-19 pandemic,” says Ajay Gupta, MD, Section Head of Pediatric Epilepsy at Cleveland Clinic.How it worksUnder …
… led by Joan Kavanagh, PhD, RN, NEA-BC, ANEF, FAAN and Christine Szweda, MS, BSN, RN). The COVID-19 pandemic has complicated the new nurse’s transition to practice with truncated clinical experiences and modified …
By Maeve G. MacMurdo, MD, and Wayne M. Tsuang, MD, MHSIncreasingly we recognize that where patients live, work and spend their time can have a significant impact on their health and well-being. Residential exposure …
For nearly 40 years, researchers have been shining a light on the challenge of moral distress among nurses and other healthcare professionals, but progress has been slow when it comes to developing interventions to help …
In the past 5 years, home healthcare has seen tremendous growth. An article published in HomeCare Magazine cited home health as leading all U.S. healthcare sectors in job growth at 4.4 percent growth …
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