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Many veterans are not accessing needed mental health care within or outside the Veterans Affairs health system

Substantial Unmet Need for Mental Health Care for Veterans

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Lack of awareness about how to connect with Veterans Affairs for mental health care identified
In recent years there has been an increase in melanoma incidence

2005 to 2014 Saw Increase in Melanoma Incidence

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For males and females combined, incidence fell for those aged 15 to 44, increased for those ≥55
Patients presenting to the emergency department with a primary diagnosis of palate trauma often do not undergo head and neck imaging

Head, Neck Imaging Uncommon in Patients With Palate Trauma

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In patients presenting to the ER with palate trauma, admission also rare; most have routine discharge
Hospital adherence to heart failure guidelines might be the best quality measure

Heart Failure Guideline Adherence May Be Best Quality Measure

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Higher hospital volume tied to better adherence, not better mortality, readmission outcomes
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Health Care Use Down in Diabetes Patients With High Deductibles

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But those from low-income areas have increase in high-severity hospitalization days after HDHP switch
For women aged older than 65 years

Direct-to-Implant Reconstruction Feasible in Older Women

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Reductions in numbers of drain days, length of stay, readmissions, hospital days, post-op visits
More than 40 percent of women with severe preeclampsia have hypertension one year after delivery

Hypertension Common One Year After Severe Preeclampsia

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Based on ambulatory BP monitoring, 41.5 percent of women had hypertension one year after delivery
In patients with acute coronary syndromes complicated by cardiogenic shock in Nova Scotia

Distance From Advanced Cardiac Care Affects Odds of Survival

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For patients with acute coronary syndromes plus cardiogenic shock, geography may affect outcome
Patient

Patient, Provider Characteristics Tied to Unnecessary Antibiotic Rx

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Advanced practice practitioners may be more likely to prescribe unnecessary antibiotics
Among adults with serious psychological distress

Mental Health Care Access Differs With Race, Insurance

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When in psychological distress, whites and privately insured report more care delays, poor funds for meds