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Female physicians are more burned out than their male colleagues

Female Physicians May Be Especially at Risk of Burnout

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They tend to deal with psychosocial care more than male colleagues but can take steps to reduce stress
Internal medicine patients are frequently prescribed potentially inappropriate medications (PIMs)

Screening Tools Identify Potentially Inappropriate Meds

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However, substantial proportion of PIMS identified in internal medicine ward are not clinically relevant
For males

Mortality Up for Male Recipients of Blood From Ever-Pregnant

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Receipt of red blood cell transfusion from ever-pregnant donor tied to increased risk for males
Physicians should make a public commitment to speak with their patients about firearms

Doctors Urged to Speak With Patients About Firearms

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Making a public commitment is encouraged as a positive action that physicians can take
During cardiopulmonary resuscitation in males

Kneeling Posture Impacts Chest Compressions’ Effectiveness

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Efficacy of CPR compressions better in self-adjusted, nearest kneeling postures versus farthest
Most female physicians have been sexually harassed by patients at some point in their careers

Most Female Physicians Have Faced Sexist Patient Comments

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Sexual harassment by patients can negatively affect physician-patient relationship, quality of care
Ride-sharing services may reduce the rate of motor vehicle crashes

Ride-Sharing Services Could Cut Alcohol-Related Crashes

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However, full effect on motor vehicle crash rate may be subject to local context
Freestanding emergency departments tend to be located in areas with significantly higher household incomes

Freestanding ERs More Likely in Areas With Higher Incomes

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Areas with freestanding ERs have significantly higher household incomes that those without
Both paper-based and electronic health records have shortcomings in terms of quality of content

Quality Issues for Both Paper-, Electronic-Based Health Records

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Study affirms poor quality of nursing documentation, as well as lack of knowledge and skills
Patients and primary care physicians (PCPs) need to communicate better after urgent care visits

Better Patient Communication Needed After Urgent Care

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Survey results also show patients value their relationship with their primary care physician