Most Primary Care Clinicians Miss Out on Medicare’s New $1,292-a-Year Billing Codes
A national survey of 404 US primary care clinicians found that only 14.9 percent billed Medicare's new Advanced Primary Care ...
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Telementoring Program for Long COVID Wins Clinician Praise but Strains Under Time Burdens
A CDC-funded ECHO telementoring program for Long COVID and related chronic illnesses earned high clinician satisfaction and measurable confidence gains, ...
Family Physicians Feel Underprepared for Cancer Care Roles, Survey Finds
A survey of 200 Turkish family physicians found limited involvement in cancer control, with perceived competence lowest after diagnosis and ...
CoCare Trial Protocol Tests Collaborative Care for Polysubstance Use in Primary Care
A published protocol describes a cluster-randomized controlled trial that will test whether a nurse care manager, primary care provider, remote ...
Spain’s healthcare use shows persistent socioeconomic divides, survey analysis finds
An analysis of 66,193 Spanish health survey responses found persistent socioeconomic differences in primary, specialist and emergency care use from ...
Multilevel Care Fails to Narrow Hypertension Medication-Adherence Racial Gap
A 1,555-person cluster-randomized trial found no significant reduction in racial disparities in medication adherence after a 12-month multilevel hypertension-care intervention.
Observational Maryland study links chronic care management to lower acute care use
An observational Maryland study found that chronic care management engagement was associated with fewer hospitalizations and emergency visits, $3,008 lower ...
Small trial links weekly ECHO training to better Long COVID care
A three-year randomized trial in one San Diego health system linked weekly case-based ECHO training with greater clinician knowledge, confidence, ...
Qualitative study identifies physical, social and cultural barriers to home rehabilitation after joint replacement in rural older adults
A descriptive qualitative study of 21 rural older adults in Nantong, China, found that home rehabilitation after hip or knee ...
Trial-based cost-effectiveness analysis finds no economic preference for team-based rehabilitation in at-risk musculoskeletal patients
A one-year trial-based cost-effectiveness analysis found similar health outcomes and societal costs for team-based rehabilitation and treatment as usual in ...
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Mothers who receive childcare support from maternal grandparents show more parental warmth, finds NTU Singapore study
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University of Seville Breaks 120-Year-Old Mystery, Revises a Key Einstein Concept
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Bee body mass, pathogens and local climate influence heat tolerance
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Researchers record first-ever images and data of a shark experiencing a boat strike
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Groundbreaking Clinical Trial Reveals Lubiprostone Enhances Kidney Function
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