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The AMGA 2017 Medical Group Compensation and Productivity Survey reports that 77 percent of physician specialties experienced increases in compensation in 2016

Average Increase in Physician Compensation 2.9% in 2016

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Overall, 77 percent of physician specialties experienced increases in compensation
An intervention including education is not associated with an increased rate of hand hygiene or stethoscope hygiene

Educational Intervention Doesn’t Up Hand, Stethoscope Hygiene

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No significant increase in hand hygiene; stethoscope hygiene remained at zero after intervention
A new American Medical Association education module has been developed to help embed clinical pharmacists within a medical practice.

AMA Module Offers Help for Adding Pharmacist to Practice

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New education module offers six steps for integration of pharmacists into health care team
Perceived physical activity is associated with mortality

Perceived Physical Activity Level Predicts Mortality

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Association persists even after adjustment for confounders, including actual physical activity
Patients who undergo knee surgery for a torn anterior cruciate ligament can expect to stay active and maintain a high quality of life

AOSSM: Activity, QoL Still Good 10 Years After ACL Repair

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Even 10 years after procedure, many still playing sports, researchers say
Postoperative pain is frequently underrated when assessed by nursing staff on wards

Post-Op Pain May Often Be Underrated by Inpatient Staff

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Cross sectional data comparison of pain assessment showed large gap of underrated pain
Reductions in opioid dosing might improve pain and function

Reduction of Opioid Dose May Improve Pain, Quality of Life

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Opioid tapering involved slowly decreasing dose over time, study author says
Heterologous bilateral hand transplantation in a child has been successful

Hand Transplantation in Child Continues to Be Successful

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By 18 months after transplantation, child had exceeded his previous adapted abilities
The Washington State high court has ruled against interstate medical liability

High Court Rules Against Interstate Medical Liability

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Case involves doctor providing care to football player in Idaho, who then died after injury in Washington
For patients undergoing common elective procedures

Opioids Often Overprescribed in Patients Undergoing Surgery

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Significant variation in opioid prescribing practices for each of 25 common elective procedures