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The Center for Medicare & Medicaid Services firmed up a 2.8% pay cut for most physicians and therapists.
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The prevalence of people over 65 living with type 1 diabetes skyrocketed in the past 30 years, a new study finds.
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Type 1 diabetes prevalence in older adults nearly triples since 1990s - McKnight's Long-Term Care News https://t.co/Lfy8j8oLCj
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Mashup Score: 0Palliative care screening in ICU may lead to better patient outcome - 8 month(s) ago
In the intensive care unit, every second counts when treating critically ill patients. But among the cutting-edge technologies, there is rarely any sort of defined process to swiftly identify patients who could benefit from palliative care services.
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Integrating Palliative Care Screening in the Intensive Care Unit #workingwithnurses #hospitalmedicine https://t.co/2s9S3so0GA
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Hearing loss is linked to an increase in dementia risk, especially in people who don’t use hearing aids, according to a study published Thursday in JAMA Otolaryngology-Head & Neck Surgery.
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RT @LEAD_Coalition: Report: #Hearing loss raises #dementia risk, especially without hearing aids https://t.co/pSNhYbHDf2 by @mcknightsltcnv…
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Mashup Score: 1Study: People entering nursing homes have more severe disabilities than those going into independent living - 1 year(s) ago
A new study examined disabilities and caregiving before and after older adults entered long-term care facilities. The researchers found that people who went into nursing homes and assisted living communities, specifically, had a higher level of disability and needed more caregiving.
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Forgive me, but this conclusion seems so obvious as not to need a study… https://t.co/vsbcZMwUFM
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Older adults who have Escherichia coli disease (IED) or E. coli, face a variety of potential health burdens and long-term consequences, a new study published in BMC Infectious Diseases finds.
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Consequences of E. coli in older adults? Serious acute-care episodes https://t.co/uMis2hxPGe
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Physician reimbursement: CMS final rule: Doc pay to be cut almost 3% for 2025 https://t.co/3c0ozkmkbW