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The majority of nurses have an unfavorable opinion of their hospital's end-of-life care

Most Nurses Unsatisfied With Hospitals’ End-of-Life Care

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The nurse practice environment was the best predictor of poor-quality end-of-life care
From 2005 to 2017

Growth in Use of Telemedicine Seen From 2005 to 2017

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Significantly faster increase in use of telemental health services seen in counties with no psychiatrists
Despite numerous difficulties

Affordable Care Act Sign-Ups Higher Than Expected

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As of last Saturday's enrollment deadline, 8.5 million people in 39 states had enrolled
The labels of prescription opioid painkillers should advise doctors to consider simultaneously prescribing the opioid overdose antidote naloxone

FDA Advisory Panels: Prescribe Naloxone With Opioid Painkillers

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Federal government urged to make naloxone more widely available, easier to obtain, and cheaper
From 2007 to 2017

Exclusion of Doctors From Public Health Insurance Up 2007 to 2017

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Fraud, health crimes, substance abuse exclusions increased 20 percent per year from 2007 to 2017
From 2005 to 2014

Palliative Care in MS Inpatients Rises From 2005 to 2014

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Palliative care linked to increased length of stay and in-hospital death, decreased hospital charges
Opioid use is associated with small improvements in pain and physical functioning in patients with chronic noncancer pain

Opioids Offer Small Improvement in Pain, Physical Function

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Benefits for pain and physical function similar between opioids and nonopioid pain meds
Guidelines have been developed for use of opioids for uncomplicated spontaneous vaginal birth; the draft consensus guidelines were published online Dec. 4 in Obstetrics & Gynecology.

Guidelines Developed for Opioid Use in Vaginal Birth

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Guidelines include use of lowest effective dose, smallest quantity of opioids needed for expected pain
Physician mothers experience discrimination in a range of ways

Persistent Discrimination ID’d Among Physician Mothers

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Physician mothers report limited opportunities for advancement, financial inequalities, lack of support
For patients with musculoskeletal pain

Early PT Linked to Less Opioid Use in Musculoskeletal Pain

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For opioid-naive patients, early physical therapy tied to less opioid use in shoulder, neck, knee, back pain