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From Nathan Tanner 8 Months ago
Until recently, neurosurgeons lacked significant data to confidently predict the outcome of a surgery. In recent years, a registry of data gathered from how patients… -
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Population health is a new way of approaching health care that emphasizes prevention in a population rather than treatment of an individual. Angie Fagerlin, chair of the… -
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Health care organizations are utilizing modern electronic methods to find the specific costs of procedures. Dr. Ken Kawamoto, medical information officer at University… -
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From Nathan Tanner 11 Months ago
University of Utah scientists recently revealed a robotic drill that can reduce the most delicate part of brain surgery from more than two hours to just a few moments.… -
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From Nathan Tanner A year ago
Divergent thinking and accepting failure as an important part of a learning process are part of what it means to be creative in medicine, according to Dr. Jay Baruch,… -
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From Nathan Tanner A year ago
Sometimes a complex health concept is best explained through an analogy — an easily understood comparison of two different ideas. A medical analogy can be an… -
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End-of-life care is a difficult topic to discuss—not only for patients and loved ones but also for the physicians who treat them. It’s an important… -
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From Nathan Tanner A year ago
Women's health is complicated, and truth is, no physician can be an expert on "all things woman." So how can clinics provide quality, comprehensive health… -
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For precision medicine to work, it must include a diversity of people who can access it and take advantage of its benefits–something that’s not guaranteed.… -
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From Nathan Tanner A year ago
What is quality care? It depends on whom you ask. Turns out, patients have much different definitions of quality and successful outcome than doctors and hospitals.… -
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From Nathan Tanner A year ago
Precision medicine is the future of health care because it allows for customized treatment and prevention of disease. However, there are still some very important… -
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From Nathan Tanner A year ago
When you go to the hospital, you may already be anxious and stressed. Navigating the maze of a large hospital can be frustrating and being lost is the last thing you… -
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From Nathan Tanner A year ago
Going to the doctor can be a hassle. Taking time off work, driving to the office and sitting in a waiting room can take hours to solve a, sometimes simple, problem. The… -
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From Nathan Tanner A year ago
“It is a playground for new ideas,” says Julie Beynon, director of the Imagine Perfect Care Resource Center. The recently opened center is a central hub to… -
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From Nathan Tanner A year ago
Through the use of technology, as well as other media and information-gathering initiatives, patients can help doctors better communicate with them and other health care… -
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From Nathan Tanner A year ago
It seems like a no-brainer: when you are ill or recovering from a procedure, you stay in bed to rest and recover. But new research and practices actually encourage… -
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