Tag: Doctors
Clinicians Are Interested in Climate Change Education
Two-thirds to three-quarters of respondents believe it is relevant in their lives or clinical practice
Interprofessional Addiction Consultation Ups Medication for Opioid Use Disorder
Odds of initiation and engagement were significantly higher following discharge from public hospital
ChatGPT Only Gets Diagnoses Correct Half of the Time
However, analysis shows some medical education benefits, such as simplifying medical concepts and offering guidance on differential diagnoses
Many U.S. Adults Lost Trust in Physicians, Hospitals During Pandemic
Lower levels of trust tied to significantly lower odds of COVID-19, flu vaccination
Mentorship Program in Classical Hematology Facilitates Career Development
Perceiving that the mentor was a good match linked to positive impact on confidence, career development, professional identity
CDC Report Addresses Nonfinancial Access Barriers to Care in 2022
12.5 percent of U.S. adults delayed or did not get medical care in past 12 months because they were too busy to go to a provider
Being at Eye Level May Benefit Clinician-Patient Interaction
Eye-level communication more effective compared with standing at the bedside of inpatients
Gynecology-Related Internet Searches Up Following Release of Barbie Movie
However, these searches do not appear to have translated to seeking care
18.3 Percent of Physicians Reported PTSD During COVID-19 Pandemic
Increased likelihood seen for female physicians, older physicians, and trainees, and for emergency department doctors
AAP Offers Guidance to Pediatricians for Preventing Child Maltreatment
Child and parent strength and resilience can prevent maltreatment and mitigate the associated long-term effects