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Sticker Shock in Aisle 4: What New Tariffs Mean for Your Everyday Medical Essentials

Minority Nurse

When whispers of rising costs on everyday medical essentials begin to circulate, concern grows. Unfortunately, the latest news regarding potential tariffs on internationally imported goods such as medical supplies could mean just that – a squeeze on already tight budgets right where we least expect it: the drugstore aisle.

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57% of patients say yes to AI in the exam room if it means more time with their doctor

Medical Economics

Reynolds Key Takeaways Patients support AI in healthcare if it enhances face-to-face interactions by reducing administrative tasks, with 57% in favor for this purpose. Transparency and safety are crucial, with 83% of patients expecting high standards for AI used in clinical care and 72% wanting to know data sources.

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What Stays True for U.S. Health Care Post #Election2024 (1) – Consumers’ Dissatisfaction with Drug Prices

Health Populi

At the same time, one-half of people would likely take an additional medication were it covered by insurance. Nearly one-half of insured consumers had not filled a prescription due to cost.

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Diverse Roles of a Medical Assistant

Northwest Suburban College

Medical assistants are vital in healthcare, bridging administrative and clinical tasks. The work of medical assistants ensures smooth operations and enhances patient care. Medical assistants are trained to handle a variety of tasks, ensuring they are ready for any situation.

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Year in Review: Five Trends that Impacted Patient Services in 2023

Electronic Health Reporter

By Josh Marsh, vice president and general manager Sonexus access and patient support, Cardinal Health. This article is copyrighted strictly for Electronic Health Reporter. Illegal copying is prohibited.

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Why Diversity In Healthcare Makes a Difference When Treating Patient Pain

Minority Nurse

This includes the false belief that Black patients have a higher pain tolerance than whites and the false presumption that Black patients are more likely to abuse drugs. Implicit and explicit gender biases are also ubiquitous in modern medical practice.

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In Search of Clinical Effectiveness, But “Investment Exuberance?” Not So Much. Insights From FINN Partners and Galen Growth at HLTH 2022

Health Populi

Reducing costs per capita (per patient). Supporting and bolstering clinicians’ well-being, and, Attending to the determinants of health to reduce health inequities and disparities. Driving health outcomes. The post In Search of Clinical Effectiveness, But “Investment Exuberance?” ” Not So Much.