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05.13.2013
Low nurse-to-patient ratio may lead to fewer pediatric readmissions
Research shows that a lower nurse-to-patient ratio may reduce the number of pediatric hospital readmissions.
05.13.2013
Hospitals reduce number of CLABSI cases through proper prevention
Research shows that by adhering to certain practices, doctors may have curbed CLABSI incidences over the past 20 years.
05.10.2013
Insomnia may lead to future hospitalizations
New research shows that insomnia may lead to increased use of health services and hospitals.
05.07.2013
What should hospitalists know about dermatology?
Dermatologic knowledge is often lacking in hospitalist medicine. Therefore, to treat certain skin problems, including those from hazardous work environments, dermatologists offer hospitalists several tips on skin care.
05.06.2013
How patients can stay safe in the hospital
By following certain guidelines and vouching for their rights, patients and their advocates can ensure their safety while staying in hospitals.
05.03.2013
After-hour pediatric ER visits may not increase death risk
New research shows that after-hours pediatric treatment in intensive care units does not increase death risk among child patients.
05.01.2013
Study suggests EMS are underused
Research shows that more than a third of stroke patients fail to call EMS during their emergencies. Getting to an ER and beginning treatment quickly is imperative, suggesting the importance of calling up an ambulance.
04.26.2013
Obesity is an expensive U.S. problem
Obesity, a growing trend in the U.S., is a costly health risk. Cardiovascular and orthopedic problems among obese individuals lead to pricey medical care.
04.25.2013
How to find an ideal physician job
There are several points to consider when trying to find a great physician job. With many physician job oppurtunities on the market, prospective employees can choose from a variety of facilities.
04.22.2013
Using social media in medical practice
Medical professionals use online social media to assist their patients. A new guideline by the American College of Physicians explains how to use these online platforms professionally.
