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A frequency-selective silencing device can allow intensive care unit patients to hear and communicate without experiencing the negative consequences of audible alarms

Frequency-Selective Silencing Device Beneficial for ICU Patients

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Device removes alarm sounds while allowing patients to hear everything and communicate
Medicare Advantage is associated with more racial disparity than traditional Medicare for hospital readmissions

More Racial Disparity With Medicare Advantage

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More racial disparity versus traditional Medicare for hospital readmissions for six major surgeries
Anti-tumor necrosis factor-α therapy improves sleep quality in patients with  ankylosing spondylitis without any improvement in polysomnography measures

Anti-TNF-α Rx Improves Sleep Quality in Ankylosing Spondylitis

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Patients see reduction in PSQI scores, but no change in polysomnography parameters
From 1991 to 2014 there was minimal change in health spending by state

1991-2014 Saw Minimal Change in Health Spending Per State

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Recession and recovery, implementation of health reform impacted health care coverage
For patients with infections

Protective Association Identified for Asthma Against Sepsis

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Decreased risk for hospital mortality, septicemia, sepsis, severe sepsis, and septic shock
For patients with acute heart failure

Early Loop Diuretic Tx Tied to Lower Mortality in Heart Failure

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Early-treatment group had significantly lower in-hospital mortality even after adjustment
For patients with previously untreated stage IV or recurrent non-small-cell lung cancer

Nivolumab Doesn’t Up PFS in Stage IV or Recurrent NSCLC

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Findings in patients with previously untreated disease with PD-L1 expression level of ≥5 percent
Therapeutic patient education interventions can promote self-management in selected cardiovascular conditions

Education Can Promote Self-Management in CVD Conditions

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Most effective interventions are tailored to individual patient needs, use multiple components
Physicians who receive information about patient harms are more likely to support financial penalties targeting inappropriate antibiotic prescribing

Support for Financial Penalties Up With Emphasis on Patient Harms

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Penalties supported by 41% of physician recipients of clinical vignette describing harms to patient
Although patients aged 65 and older are four times less likely to leave the hospital against medical advice than adults under 65

Age a Factor in Patients Leaving Hospital Against Medical Advice

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Race/ethnicity and poverty are more pronounced as risk factors for DAMA in elderly inpatients