When Patients Can’t Pay, Surgeons Steer Away From Expensive Robots, Study Finds
A national discrete choice experiment of 211 Chinese urologists found that surgeons' stated preferences for robot-assisted versus laparoscopic prostatectomy shifted ...
A national discrete choice experiment of 211 Chinese urologists found that surgeons' stated preferences for robot-assisted versus laparoscopic prostatectomy shifted ...
A decade of Maryland survey data shows that unemployment, low income, and renting each sharply reduce the odds that female ...
Researchers used hierarchical agglomerative clustering to sort the Veterans Health Administration's eighteen regions into four interpretable profiles that align with ...
A twelve-month analysis of a resident-run free dermatology clinic in Cleveland reveals the most common skin conditions and demographic patterns ...
A qualitative study of twenty patients reveals that severe pain, infection fears, after-hours clinic closures, and past stigmatizing emergency experiences ...
A pilot telementoring program taught rural primary care providers to prescribe dermatologic biologics, boosting their self-reported knowledge, confidence, and plans ...
A study of 622 suicide attempt survivors in Caldas, Colombia finds that out-of-pocket payment for mental health services is linked ...
A 40-hour pilot training program in Kansas equipped community health workers with mental health knowledge and skills, producing measurable gains ...
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