Telepharmacy Kept Care Flowing in a Pandemic, But Pharmacists Paid the Price
A mixed methods study of an Australian hospital telepharmacy service finds that remote dispensing during COVID-19 increased pharmacists' administrative workload ...
A mixed methods study of an Australian hospital telepharmacy service finds that remote dispensing during COVID-19 increased pharmacists' administrative workload ...
A first-of-its-kind study found that states with higher-than-average alcohol use disorder prevalence among women often have the fewest treatment facilities ...
An international team of experts argues in The Lancet Neurology that traumatic brain and spinal cord injuries should be managed ...
A new randomized clinical trial protocol tests whether a remote, collaborative care model pairing pain specialists with community health workers ...
A Danish randomised trial found that patient-reported outcome based remote follow-up in chronic kidney disease was clinically non-inferior to usual ...
A survey of 336 women in rural Ibadan found that perceived benefits, not knowledge or demographics, overwhelmingly drive willingness to ...
A retrospective study of 898 cancer patients across five health services in South West Victoria found that only 5.8 percent ...
A preregistered study of 100 adults found that a structured, neurodiversity-affirming telehealth autism assessment achieved 86 percent agreement between treating ...
A new meta-analysis of nine randomized trials finds that face-to-face nutritional counseling best preserves body weight in gastric cancer patients ...
A nationally representative study of more than 27,000 U.S. adults finds that a personal cancer history strongly increases engagement with ...
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