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A six-month tai chi program is safe and improves physical activity

Six-Month Tai Chi Program Improves Physical Activity in CHD

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Improvements in activity, weight, QoL for patients with coronary heart disease refusing cardiac rehab
The American Academy of Family Physicians (AAFP) and the American Board of Family Medicine have launched a new performance improvement activity credit reporting process called the AAFP Credit System

New System Streamlines CME Credit Approval Process

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American Academy of Family Physicians, American Board of Family Medicine launch single credit system
The Wisconsin Supreme Court is considering whether it will hear a case that will determine the fate of the state's $750

Court Considering Fate of Noneconomic Damages Cap

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Case would decide the fate of Wisconsin's $750,000 cap on noneconomic damages
Otolaryngologists report an overall positive experience with a virtual surgery planning tool for nasal airway obstruction

Virtual Planning May Help With Nasal Obstruction Surgery

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Surgeons rank the tool a 3.4 out of 5 for how realistic it is compared with actual surgery
The HSD3B1 (1245C) allele is associated with more rapid development of metastases in men with biochemically recurrent prostate cancer

Genetic Variant Tied to Prostate Cancer Outcomes

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Time to metastasis, length of survival vary by number of HSD3B1 (1245C) variant alleles
There is wide variation in thyroidectomy rates among Medicare beneficiaries nationally

Across U.S., Wide Variation Seen in Thyroidectomy Rates

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Rate per 100,000 Medicare beneficiaries ranges from 22 to 139, a 6.2-fold difference
A new risk-stratification tool is able to estimate mortality in patients with urothelial carcinoma of the bladder after cystectomy

New Tool IDs Mortality Risk After Bladder Cancer Surgery

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Tool incorporates the relative contribution of tumor stage, lymph node involvement
A simple multimodal educational intervention targeting nurses and physicians can reduce mean catheter days per patient and the proportion of patients catheterized

Educational Intervention in Hospital Can Cut Catheter Use

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Intervention targets nurses, doctors; includes posters, small-group lessons, health record changes
Critical care nurses need to be prepared to manage patients with open abdomen

Critical Care Nurses Should Be Prepared for Open Abdomen

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Continuing education article outlines patient management strategies
Medical licensure application questions regarding mental health contribute to physicians' reluctance to seek help for mental health

Medical License Questions Sway Doctors’ Mental Health Help

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Asking only about current mental health may encourage help-seeking behavior