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Several strategies can be implemented in order to better use electronic health records for patient care and efficiency

Strategies Provided for Improving EHR Efficiency

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Tips include educating staff about preferences and processes, using own templates to reduce editing
Regardless of severity

More Evidence Psoriasis and Depression Are Linked

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But research doesn't prove one causes the other
Online postoperative care is preferred over in-person care by a majority of patients who have routine

Online Follow-Up Feasible for Most Surgery Patients

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Pros: convenience, surgeon efficiency gains; cons: liability, modified patient-provider relationships
Legal cases relating to soft-tissue filler most often involve physicians

Legal Cases for Soft-Tissue Fillers Mainly Involve Physicians

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Half of legal actions result from non-physician performing the procedure
For patients with alopecia areata

UVA-1 Promising for Patients With Refractory Alopecia Areata

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Sustained improvement for four patients who underwent 75 sessions of UVA-1 phototherapy
Spironolactone may be an effective treatment for female pattern hair loss

Spironolactone Seems Effective for Female Pattern Hair Loss

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Patients with acne or hirsutism show significantly better response to spironolactone
The correlation between physical activity and atopic dermatitis is unclear

Review: Link for Physical Activity, Atopic Dermatitis Unclear

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Three studies identify positive association; three identify inverse association for exercise, AD
Most patients with moderate to severe plaque psoriasis are prescribed medications

Study Looks at Costs for Moderate to Severe Plaque Psoriasis

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Most patients prescribed one or more medications; six-month total direct costs per patient $11,291
Rosacea is associated with various comorbid conditions

Rosacea Linked to Various Comorbid Conditions

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Significant associations with comorbid conditions for moderate to severe rosacea versus mild disease
Health insurance deductibles have risen more than six times faster than American workers' average wages since 2010

Health Insurance Deductibles Rising Faster Than Wages

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One in five workers now have a deductible of $2,000 or more