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The Improving Pain Relief in Elder Patients quality improvement intervention improves pain management in older adults in the emergency department

New QI Intervention Aids Pain Management for Seniors in the ER

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Findings in patients aged 65 years and older with moderate-to-severe pain in academic ER
More than 30 percent of patients with hypertension are not adherent to antihypertensive drug therapy

Nonadherence in Nearly One-Third of Patients With HTN

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Differences in clinical outcome associated with nonadherence not statistically significant
For patients with type 2 diabetes receiving inpatient diabetes education

With Education, Discharge Blood Glucose Profile Predicts HbA1c

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Mean blood glucose level, disease duration predict 12-week HbA1c level after inpatient education
All U.S. states have "return-to-play" laws designed to protect young athletes who've suffered a concussion

Many States Lack ‘Return-to-Learn’ Concussion Laws

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Currently, only eight states have laws regarding returning to the classroom after concussion
Second opinions have little impact on prostate cancer patients' treatment decisions

Second Opinions Seldom Change Prostate Cancer Decisions

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Most patients choose treatment they originally planned to follow
For patients with type 1 diabetes

Low-Carb Diet Cuts Tx Effect of Glucagon in Hypoglycemia

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Low-carbohydrate diet results in lower incremental rises in plasma glucose after mild hypoglycemia
In a review published online Nov. 2 in the Journal of Clinical Nursing

Experience of Spouses Explored in Pre-Heart Transplant Period

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Uncertainty relating to survival, more responsibility, lifestyle changes linked to high levels of stress
About half of older adults in the emergency department are willing to provide information using a tablet computer

About Half of Seniors in ER Willing to Use Tablet Computers

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However, few are able to answer all questions correctly without needing assistance
In a study published in the Nov. 1 issue of The American Journal of Cardiology

Women Have Worse Outcomes During 36 Months After ACS

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Higher incidence of composite end point for women during 36 months after acute coronary syndrome
Medicare Part D has effectively reduced the out-of-pocket cost burden of prescription drugs for beneficiaries with diabetes

Part D Has Reduced Out-of-Pocket Rx Drug Costs in Diabetes

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Decrease in proportion of Part D beneficiaries who experienced coverage gap to 40.9 percent in 2011