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Small and large hospitals differ in infection preventionist staffing and infection prevention and control resources

Infection Prevention Differs Between Small, Large Hospitals

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Staffing and resources for infection prevention and control vary by size of facility
Poteligeo (mogamulizumab) injection has been approved by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration to treat adults with two rare types of non-Hodgkin lymphoma.

FDA Approves Poteligeo for Rare Types of Non-Hodgkin Lymphoma

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Drug approved to treat relapsed or refractory mycosis fungoides and Sézary syndrome
A Somali-American child in Minnesota has been diagnosed with the measles after returning from a trip to Africa

Measles Case Reported in Minnesota

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Somali-American child diagnosed after returning from a trip to Africa
Inducing labor at 39 weeks may decrease the risk of cesarean section

Inducing Labor at Term Appears to Reduce Cesarean Risk

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Elective induction at 39 weeks also linked to lower risk of maternal high blood pressure disorders
The growing threat of hacking is increasing the number of physicians buying cyber insurance

Cyber Insurance Recommended for All Physician Practices

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Patient data hacking is a risk even for small practices
Antipsychotic therapy prescribed to nursing home residents is mostly initiated in nursing homes rather than hospitals or outpatient settings

Most Antipsychotics Prescribed in Nursing Homes Initiated There

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64 percent initiated in nursing homes, 18.6 percent in hospitals, and 17.5 percent in outpatient settings
A responsive parenting intervention initiated in early infancy can reduce body mass index z score; however

Responsive Parent Intervention in Infancy Can Reduce BMI z Score

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But, a 36-month multicomponent behavioral intervention does not change BMI trajectory
Tendencies toward perfectionism and excessive self-control in children are associated with the onset of obsessive-compulsive disorder and smaller dorsal anterior cingulate cortex volumes in later childhood and adolescence

Preschooler’s Perfectionism May Predict OCD in Adolescence

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Early childhood observed performance monitoring risk factor for OCD during the next 12 years
More severe presentations of complicated appendicitis are associated with worse outcomes and greater resource use among pediatric patients

Resource Use Greater for More Severe Pediatric Appendicitis

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Findings suggest need for reimbursement to have severity adjustment, especially in underserved areas
Only one-third of Canadian patients received hip fracture repair surgery within the desired 24 hours

One-Third of Canadian Patients Get Hip Fx Repair Within 24 Hours

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Hospital factors have a larger impact on delays than physician factors