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Steps should be taken to protect medical practices

Strategies Suggested to Protect Practices From Hackers

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Small practices are a target, especially as larger organizations improve their security
There is doubt as to whether diazepam provides benefit in the treatment of low back pain in the emergency department environment

Diazepam Not Beneficial for Acute Low Back Pain in ER

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No better than placebo when added to naproxen, research suggests
Pediatricians should be comfortable with treating and screening for sexual assault

AAP Offers Guidance for Treating Victims of Sexual Assault

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Physicians need to be comfortable screening for it, offering additional help if needed
Spread of antibiotic-resistant bacteria can occur through sinks and other areas where water can pool inside hospitals

Multidrug-Resistant Bacteria Found in Hospital Sinks

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Drug-resistant bacteria can colonize in drains, spread to sinks, and eventually reach patients
For patients with suspected pulmonary embolism in the emergency department

Adherence to Clinical Decision Support Ups Odds of Acute PE ID

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Adherence to clinical decision support linked to odds of acute pulmonary embolism finding in ER
A substantial proportion of patients with opioid use disorder fill prescriptions for non-buprenorphine opioids during and following treatment with buprenorphine

Many Patients Get Opioid Rx While Receiving Buprenorphine

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4 of 10 given buprenorphine to ease withdrawal abuse other opioids, researchers find
The Supreme Court of Florida has reversed a District Court of Appeal decision deeming information related to patient safety unprotected from litigation discovery

Supreme Court Rules Patient Safety Data Subject to Litigation

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Supreme Court of Florida reversed District Court of Appeal decision protecting patient safety data
Patients transported in an ambulance specially equipped to diagnose and treat stroke on route to the hospital have a lower risk of stroke-related disability than patients who receive tissue plasminogen activator at the hospital

ASA: Pre-Hospital tPA May Reduce Stroke Disability

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Findings for patients given tPA in a mobile stroke unit
Drug overdose deaths have nearly tripled in the United States since 1999

CDC: Fatal Drug Overdoses More Than Doubled Since 1999

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Whites, middle-aged adults hardest hit, researchers find
Male stroke patients are more than twice as likely as female patients to receive tissue plasminogen activator treatment within 30 minutes of hospital arrival

ASA: Male Stroke Patients Twice As Likely to Get Timely tPA

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Researchers not sure why the disparity exists