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Race and procedure type impact 30-day morbidity in pediatric patients undergoing urologic procedures

Race, Procedure Type Impact Morbidity in Pediatric Urologic Sx

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Increased 30-day morbidity for black race, bladder and urinary diversion operations
More extensive surgeries may best optimize patient survival in glioblastoma multiforme

Gross Total Resection for the Best Results in Glioblastoma

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Although larger procedure carries more risk, odds of longer survival are higher
Steps should be taken to combat the impending physician shortage of between 61

Strategy Needed to Address Impending Physician Shortage

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AAMC promotes multipronged approach including federal support, technology, care delivery changes
Most patients with squamous cell carcinoma of the head and neck have an increase in the number of circulating tumor cells after surgical resection

Number of Circulating Tumor Cells Up After Surgery in SCCHN

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Significant increase in CTCs seen after surgical resection in squamous cell carcinoma of head, neck
Hospital prices in California increased substantially from 2004 to 2013

Prices for Care Rise Significantly As Multi-Hospital Systems Emerge

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76 percent increase per hospital admission across all hospitals; greater increase in multi-hospital systems
Unplanned readmissions occur in about 8 percent of patients discharged from the general surgical service

Unplanned Readmission for ~8 Percent of Surgical Discharges

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Risk factors for readmission include female sex, diabetes, sepsis on admission, payer status
Democratic presidential candidate Bernie Sanders is promoting his version of single-payer health care

Potential Impact of Single-Payer Health Care Discussed

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System could alleviate administrative burden, but may have trade-offs in terms of patient care
Four steps can help doctors improve patient care and office efficiency

Four-Step Strategy Suggested for Boosting Practice Quality of Care

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Plan-Do-Study-Act strategy includes developing initiatives, implementing plans, checking results
The management of recurrent laryngeal nerve injury has a considerable economic impact

Economic Impact of Recurrent Laryngeal Nerve Injury Measured

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Direct medical costs supported by patient increased from €3.60 to €499.45
For women undergoing mesh-based prolapse surgery

Reoperation Rate 4 Percent for Mesh-Based Prolapse Surgery

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Risk of reoperation was lowest for patients of very high-volume surgeons