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Stewardship may be a promising approach for improving appropriate use of medical imaging technology

Stewardship Could Improve Appropriate Medical Imaging Use

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Stewardship model could guide use to improve clinical outcomes and create value at point of care
There has been a 25 percent increase in the number of medical school enrollees since 2002

Increasing Numbers of Med School Applicants, Enrollees

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Med school classes continuing to diversify, with increases in nearly every racial/ethnic category
Among patients with severe obstructive sleep apnea

Income Level Doesn’t Substantially Impact CPAP Use

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Research suggests obstacles other than financial are primarily responsible for low uptake
A resource has been produced to encourage family physicians to consider prescribing naloxone to patients

AAFP Encourages Family Doctors to Consider Prescribing Naloxone

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Coprescription urged for patients, family members, close friends when patient at risk of overdose
For patients with Parkinson's disease

Acupuncture Improves Gait Function in Parkinson’s Disease

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Significant improvement in gait speed, step length, floor reaction force, and cadence
A synchronized prescription renewal process can save physicians time and money

Synchronized Prescription Renewal Process Saves Time

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Renewing all patient's stable medications for 12 to 15 months can save time and money
Computed tomography findings affect the diagnosis and management of suspected community-acquired pneumonia

Early CT Scan Impacts Management of Suspected CAP

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CT scan modified classification in 58.6 percent of patients presenting to ER with suspected CAP
For patients with acute myocardial infarction

Part D Enrollment Doesn’t Improve Outcomes After AMI

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Half of AMI patients enrolled in Part D by hospital discharge; outcomes no better than non-enrollees
When it comes to treating seniors with diabetes

Many Seniors May Be Overtreated for T2DM, Hypertension

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Physicians may be concerned about malpractice claims or performance measure variables
A considerable proportion of federal marketplace plans lack at least one in-network specialist

Nearly 15 Percent of Plans Lack In-Network Specialists

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Most commonly excluded specialists are in endocrinology, rheumatology, and psychiatry