Identifying the “pebbles” that contribute to physician burnout
A “pebble in the shoe” is anything that interferes with patient care. The Southeast Permanente Medical Group has addressed over 200 pebbles.
A “pebble in the shoe” is anything that interferes with patient care. The Southeast Permanente Medical Group has addressed over 200 pebbles.
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Seaport Therapeutics adds another $225 million to its coffers to embrace the “golden age of neuroscience.”
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Most pharmaceutical executives didn’t donate to political candidates in the lead-up to the election. But the ones who did gave to Democrats.
Research led by the University of Oxford has found that oceanographic connectivity (the movement and exchange of water between different parts of the ocean) is…
The HLTH 2024 conference kicked off Oct. 20 in Las Vegas. Follow here for live updates from Day 2.
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This JAMA Patient Page outlines 7 strategies that patients can use to respond to high prescription drug costs in the US.