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Burnout can be prevented if physicians are aware of the warning signs

Physicians Should Be Aware of Signs of Burnout

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Stress is major predictor for burnout among doctors; operating in high-stress environment also harmful
Hospital staff members who perceive their unit is trying to do too much too quickly are more likely to also perceive problems in exchanging patient information across units

Perception of Crisis Mode Tied to Patient Info Exchange Issues

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Findings among self-reported perceptions by hospital staff
African-Americans have a moderately high prevalence of subclinical disease

Prevalence of Subclinical Disease ID’d in African-Americans

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Prevalence 26 percent; increased odds of disease among those with metabolic syndrome, diabetes
A cardiovascular disease risk equation has been developed that can be recalibrated for application in different countries

Cardiovascular Disease Risk Equation Can Be Applied Globally

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Risk equation can be recalibrated for application in different countries; good discrimination in validations
The overall death rate from hypertension in the United States has increased 23 percent since 2000

CDC: Hypertension-Related Deaths on the Rise in U.S.

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Most marked increases seen in those aged 45 to 64 and those over 85
Risk prediction models with 16 characteristics may predict mortality risk in older adults with chronic kidney disease. The findings were published in the March issue of the Journal of the American Geriatrics Society.

Models May Predict Two-Year Mortality Risk for CKD Patients

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Risk prediction models may be helpful in directing prognosis and treatment decisions
Primary care practices have multiple perceived inefficiencies in activities that occur pre-visit

Perceived Inefficiencies Rife in Primary Care

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Inefficiencies reported in activities that occur pre-visit, during visits, post-visit
For obese adults

Binge Eating Linked to Comorbidities in Obese Adults

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BED linked to risk of specific comorbidities, but associations not statistically significant
There are no significant differences in outcomes or processes of care for U.S. hospitals with policies allowing for family presence during resuscitation compared with hospitals without this policy

Outcome Not Affected by Family Presence During Resuscitation

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No significant differences in outcomes of processes of care for hospitals with versus without FPDR
Medicaid expansion is associated with an increase in diabetes diagnosis

Newly Identified Diabetes Up With Medicaid Expansion

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Twenty-three percent increase in newly identified diabetes in 26 states that expanded Medicaid