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In a recent STS National Database case study, UC Davis Health addressed clinical documentation challenges through better data, education, communication, and collaboration across disciplines and delivered better patient outcomes. Read how they achieved positive results here: bit.ly/3Wy8qCx #CTSurgery

🌟 Final Week to Submit Your Abstract for ASCH 2025 Scientific Meetings & Workshops! 🌟 This year's theme is "The Art and Science of Clinical Hypnosis in Health Care" Join us to explore how hypnosis integrates across various healthcare domains. Focus Topics Include: Dental, Medical, and Nursing Applications Integration of Hypnosis with Other Modalities Metaphysical & Spirituality Aspects Pain Management Techniques Innovations in Palliative Care Addressing Trauma Veteran-Related Care Strategies Don’t miss your chance to contribute to the vibrant field of clinical hypnosis and share your insights with peers and experts. 🔗 Learn more and submit your abstract here: https://bit.ly/3zIUCwi #ASCH2025 #ClinicalHypnosis #SubmitNow #CallForAbstracts #Healthcare #HypnosisResearch

"Thank you so much, Georgian International Medical Student Society for having me as a panelist in your webinar on *Telemedicine & Precision Medicine*! It was an honor to share insights on how these advancements are helping us improve patient care and reduce overtreatment. Grateful for the opportunity to be part of this important conversation! #Telemedicine #PrecisionMedicine #HealthcareInnovation #GIMSOCWebinar

How can physicians partner with their #prostatecancer patients to help them make the decisions that are right for them? This study from David Geffen School of Medicine at UCLA exploring treatment decision-making from the patient perspective provides insights to inform doctors. https://bit.ly/3MirZsw #pcsm #PCAM

Check it out! We were honored to be a part of authoring this important article-Top Ten Tips Palliative Care Clinicians should know about End of Life Doulas. Such a valuable addition to the field....

The DMD Family: 🌐 "Transformative" Medicine? DMD families make medical decisions daily. Some are small, most are big, many are concerning life and death. It's hard work, but we make the best decisions we can with the information we have at that time. Sometimes, though, the very information that we rely so heavily upon to make decisions isn't quite accurate. Maybe it's intentional, maybe it's not - but this happens, and many families don't even realize they're making big decisions with inaccurate information. In the article below, Dr. Kathryn Wagner shines more light on this ethical dilemma within our community. Thank you, Dr. Wagner, for addressing such an important issue. It's something both our families and the medical community would benefit from discussing more. https://lnkd.in/gHa5qNsV --- for info about clinical trials and the family burden:  https://lnkd.in/eMDEpdpY  -Family, Friends and Duchenne https://lnkd.in/ggEhX5Qz https://lnkd.in/dgRjDCqq https://lnkd.in/dgRuchZ8

Could the medical field's emphasis on rapid intervention overlook a key aspect of patient care? Andrew Penn suggests that, particularly in psychedelic therapy, there’s therapeutic value in allowing the process to unfold naturally rather than pushing for immediate solutions. However, clinicians play a crucial role in understanding when to intervene and when to allow the patient’s experience to evolve. Proper training and preparation are essential for recognizing these critical moments, ensuring that care is delivered at the right time. 💬How might this thoughtful balance between intervention and observation improve outcomes across clinical practices? View the full talk: https://lnkd.in/gu_nntFi

Did you know? The detective powers of Sherlock Holmes were actually based on the clinical intuition of a physician. Read about it in our section by creative young rheumatologists. Happy reading! Check out the complete issue on https://lnkd.in/drRdMC4q #iraennewsletter #rheumatologyupdate #indianrheumatology

In its Spring 2024 issue, the Stanford Social Innovation Review documents the scientific and medical developments that led Lyme disease patients to start a national conversation about treatment for the disease. Their impact highlights the importance of meaningfully engaging patients alongside scientists, clinicians, and medical practitioners. Learn more about their journey and lasting impact here: https://bit.ly/3xPpBoT #CohenGive #LymeDisease #LymeDiseaseAwareness #PatientAdvocacy

3 min explainer of our Practice Innovation Research Poster at American Academy of Home Care Medicine using data from 5 years of use with hundreds of patients and caregivers. Click below to unmute. Link to the poster is at https://bit.ly/HO_Research