Why Young Doctors in Rural China Plan to Leave: Leadership and Family Life Hold the Key
A qualitative study of 26 rural-oriented medical students in Guangxi, China, finds that only about 23 percent intend to stay ...
A qualitative study of 26 rural-oriented medical students in Guangxi, China, finds that only about 23 percent intend to stay ...
An Ontario study of more than 4,000 patients found that social marginalization and lack of a primary care provider significantly ...
A new perspective in the Journal of General Internal Medicine argues that transgender adults face elevated cardiovascular disease risk regardless ...
A new cross-sectional study of Black and Hispanic primary care patients finds that patient-centered communication, health literacy, age, and race ...
A UC San Diego Health team built an EHR algorithm to meet California's new latent TB screening mandate, driving a ...
A multisite VA evaluation finds that intensive primary care teams perform care coordination activities that map cleanly onto all nine ...
A national survey of 190 Australian GPs finds teenagers wait nearly two months for psychologists and four months for psychiatrists, ...
Researchers argue that clarifying what matters most to patients with multiple chronic conditions should come first in shared decision-making, especially ...
A new letter in the Journal of General Internal Medicine argues that scheduled portal practice slots, dedicated inbox time built ...
A validated online curriculum significantly improved Internal Medicine residents' confidence in recognizing, diagnosing, and managing knee osteoarthritis, with all measured ...
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