Telemedicine Brings Chronic Pain Care to Rural America, But Not Without Caveats
A new narrative review finds telemedicine improves access, psychological outcomes, and function for rural chronic pain patients, but does not ...
A new narrative review finds telemedicine improves access, psychological outcomes, and function for rural chronic pain patients, but does not ...
A new survey of occupational therapists reveals that finances, transportation, and a lack of neuro-specific clinic equipment are the leading ...
A five-year county-level analysis of Medicare billing data reveals stark hot spots and cold spots in American hearing care, with ...
Researchers propose that unrecognized drug-drug-gene interactions known as phenoconversion contribute to pain treatment failures and harm in rural older adults, ...
A large survey in Jiangsu Province finds that after adjusting for healthcare need, hospitalization among rural residents is significantly skewed ...
A survey of 614 Ugandan health facilities and 2,378 family planning clients finds that while nearly 90 percent of service ...
A cross-sectional survey of civil servants in rural southwestern Uganda reveals that 40 percent have hypertension, 10.7 percent have diabetes, ...
A new randomized clinical trial protocol tests whether a remote, collaborative care model pairing pain specialists with community health workers ...
A new synthesis in PLOS Neglected Tropical Diseases shows how molecular advances in chromoblastomycosis have failed to improve diagnosis and ...
A study of more than 23,000 Medicare beneficiaries finds that clinical need often fails to predict who receives occupational and ...
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