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Open AccessBarriers and Unmet Educational Needs Regarding Implementation of Medication Adherence Management Across Europe: Insights from COST Action ENABLE
Medication adherence is essential for the achievement of therapeutic goals. Yet, the World Health Organization estimates that 50% of patients are nonadherent to medication and this has been associated with 125...
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Open AccessCan the Administrative Loads of Physicians be Alleviated by AI-Facilitated Clinical Documentation?
Champions of AI-facilitated clinical documentation have suggested that the emergent technology may decrease the administrative loads of physicians, thereby reducing cognitive burden and forestalling burnout. E...
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Open AccessAnalysis of Clinical Criteria for Discharge Among Patients Hospitalized for COVID-19: Development and Validation of a Risk Prediction Model
Patients hospitalized with COVID-19 can clinically deteriorate after a period of initial stability, making optimal timing of discharge a clinical and operational challenge.
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Open AccessAssessing and Improving Productivity in Primary Care: Proof of Concept Results for a Novel Value-Based Metric
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Open AccessDeep Professionalism: Charting a Path for Effective Conflict-of-Interest Management in Medicine
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Open AccessPrimary Care Physicians’ Perspectives on High-Quality Discharge Summaries
Successful transitions of care require communication between inpatient and outpatient physicians. The discharge summary is the main communication tool used by physicians during these transitions.
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Open AccessThe Patient-Physician Relationship: Medical Students’ Perceptions in a Novel Course
The patient-physician relationship, especially in the case of severely ill patients, is often fraught with anxiety, grief, and guilt in the physician who may come to feel that he or she has failed the patient ...
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Open AccessPatient Experiences Navigating Care Coordination For Long COVID: A Qualitative Study
Little is known about how to best evaluate, diagnose, and treat long COVID, which presents challenges for patients as they seek care.
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Open AccessRandomized Trial of Information for Older Women About Cessation of Breast Cancer Screening Invitations
Older women receive no information about why Australia’s breast screening program (BreastScreen) invitations cease after 74 years. We tested how providing older women with the rationale for breast screening ce...
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Open AccessImpact of Evidence-Based Quality Improvement on Tailoring VA’s Patient-Centered Medical Home Model to Women Veterans’ Needs
Women Veterans’ numerical minority, high rates of military sexual trauma, and gender-specific healthcare needs have complicated implementation of comprehensive primary care (PC) under VA’s patient-centered med...
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Open AccessImpact of SARS-CoV-2 Infection on Long-Term Depression Symptoms among Veterans
Prior research demonstrates that SARS-COV-2 infection can be associated with a broad range of mental health outcomes including depression symptoms. Veterans, in particular, may be at elevated risk of increased...
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Open Access“Anxiety, COVID, Burnout and Now Depression”: a Qualitative Study of Primary Care Clinicians’ Perceptions of Burnout
Clinician burnout has become a major issue in the USA, contributing to increased mental health challenges and problems with quality of care, productivity, and retention.
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Open AccessFrailty as an Effect Modifier in Randomized Controlled Trials: A Systematic Review
The effect of clinical interventions may vary by patients’ frailty status. Understanding treatment effect heterogeneity by frailty could lead to frailty-guided treatment strategies and reduce overtreatment and...
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Open AccessHealth-Related Quality of Life for Patients with Post-Acute COVID-19 Syndrome: Identification of Symptom Clusters and Predictors of Long-Term Outcomes
Following COVID-19 infection, as many as a third of patients have long-term symptoms, known as post-acute sequelae (PASC). The mechanisms contributing to PASC remain largely unknown and, due to the heterogenei...
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Open AccessRacial and Ethnic Differences in Health Care Experiences for Veterans Receiving VA Community Care from 2016 to 2021
Prior research documented racial and ethnic disparities in health care experiences within the Veterans Health Administration (VA). Little is known about such differences in VA-funded community care programs, t...
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Open AccessLeisure-Time Physical Activity, Time Spent Sitting and Risk of Non-alcoholic Fatty Liver Disease: A Cross-Sectional Study in Puglia
Non-alcoholic fatty liver disease (NAFLD) is the most common chronic liver disease in the world. The increasingly sedentary lifestyle in recent years may have accelerated the development of NAFLD, independent ...
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Open AccessAdvance Care Planning (ACP) in Medicare Beneficiaries with Heart Failure
Heart failure is a leading cause of death in the USA, contributing to high expenditures near the end of life. Evidence remains lacking on whether billed advance care planning changes patterns of end-of-life he...
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Open AccessVisit Experience and Fulfillment of Care Needs in Primary Care Differs for Video Visits Compared to In-person and Chat Visits
There is a lack of research comparing patient experience and to what extent patients’ care needs are fulfilled in telemedicine compared to in-person care.
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Open AccessGrowth of Community Outpatient Care in the Veterans Affairs System After the MISSION Act
The Maintaining Internal Systems and Strengthening Integrated Outside Networks (MISSION) Act of 2018 authorized a major expansion of purchased care in the community for Veterans experiencing access barriers in...
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Open AccessHow Social Connectedness Helps Patients Stay Home After Hospital at Home Enrollment: A Mixed Methods Study
While enrolled in Hospital at Home (HaH) programs, patients rely on their social network to provide supportive behaviors that are routinely provided by hospital staff in the inpatient setting.
