Hospitals Should Adopt Protocols to Support Trainees Against Discrimination
Article offers 5 concrete protocols for supporting trainees when they encounter patient discrimination.
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Public Disclosure of New Drug and Biologics Application Filing With the FDA
Investigators sought to determine how frequently information treated as confidential with regard to New Drug Applications or Biologics License Applications is available to the public.
Affect Labeling Can Help Clinicians Respond to Patients With Racist Behaviors
All clinicians should be taught to respond to racist symbolism through ameliorative practices such as affect labeling.
Various Pressures Faced by Practitioners in Dealing With Euthanasia Requests
Findings revealed 6 categories of pressure general practitioners in The Netherlands experienced in dealing with euthanasia or physician-assisted suicide requests.
ACP Updates Methodology Recommendations for Developing Clinical Guidelines
The American College of Physicians presents new clinical guidelines and guidance statements that address prevention, screening, diagnosis, and treatment of various diseases.
Dual Duties Could Allow HCPs to Consider Interests of Genetic Relatives
Healthcare providers have a high-profile and continuing dilemma: specifically whether one’s sense of duty of care to genetic relatives of a patient helps or hinders decision making in cases where a patient’s genetic information may be pertinent to the health of the patient’s family members.
Group Acupuncture May Be Beneficial for Painful Diabetic Neuropathy
Group acupuncture may alleviate pain and improve quality of life in patients with painful diabetic neuropathy.
Relationship Between Migraine/Severe Headache and Chronic Health Conditions
Individuals with migraine or severe headaches may be more likely to have other chronic health conditions.
Organization Policies Should Address Expressions of Racism by Patients
This case and commentary considers how organizations should respond to overt racism expressed by patients.
Managing Opioid-Induced Androgen Deficiency
The increased opioid use has been associated with a rising incidence of opioid-induced endocrinopathy, most commonly in the form of androgen deficiency.
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