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    Chronic neglect of NHS contributed to excessive and tragic impact of the pandemic, says BMA council chair - 3 year(s) ago

    Flawed government decisions and years of neglecting the NHS have led to needless deaths and millions of treatment delays during the pandemic, the BMA has said. Speaking at the BMA’s annual representatives meeting on 13 September, council chair Chaand Nagpaul said that the government’s decision not to learn from the first wave of covid-19 meant that the country was plunged into another wave of…

    Source: The BMJ
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      Flawed government decisions and years of neglecting the NHS have led to needless deaths and millions of treatment delays during the pandemic, @TheBMA has said @CNagpaul https://t.co/f1eIFlsTaI @emahase_ reports from the BMA #ARM2021

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    Presentation Recap: NCQA Finds Trends in Timely Follow-Up After Hospitalization - 3 year(s) ago

    A recent study among Medicare patients looked at trends patterns in telehealth use during COVID-19 to see if there were disparities in access to telehealth.

    Source: NCQA Blog
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      This study led by research scientist Dr. Carrie Mills, looked at trends patterns in #telehealth use during #COVID19 to see if there were disparities in who had access to telehealth as a #healthcare option. Read the full recap: https://t.co/YH0sC4htKQ. #blog #ARM2021

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    Presentation Recap: OUD: Are We Getting the Care to Those Who Need It? - 3 year(s) ago

    This study highlights gaps in care for individuals with OUD. As the field continues to identify opportunities to improve OUD care access and outcomes

    Source: NCQA Blog
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      If you missed our presentation "Quality of Preventive and Chronic Care for Insured Adults with Opioid Use Disorder" at this year's #ARM2021, read our #abstract recap in our blog: https://t.co/eIhw3rlbT1. #research #healthcare #quality

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    Presentation Recap: NCQA Chronic Pain Study May Have Health Equity Implications - 3 year(s) ago

    If someone in America is disabled, chronic pain is usually why. Guideline recommend that clinicians use structured assessments to check how pain affects patients’ ability to move and do what they want. Yet as common as chronic pain is, these tools really haven’t been used often in routine care.  So – we don’t know how …

    Source: NCQA Blog
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      If you missed our #abstract presentation "Predictors of Chronic Pain Diagnosis and Treatment Among Adult Federally Qualified Health Center Patients" at this year's #ARM2021, this study led by Dr. Sarah Scholle is a must-read: https://t.co/F4z2ffmrfq. #healthequity

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    Presentation Recap: NCQA Opioid Addiction Study Makes Clear the Health Equity Crisis - 3 year(s) ago

    This study makes clear historically underserved racial groups are still among the most vulnerable when it comes to getting the health care they need.

    Source: NCQA Blog
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      A recent study presented by research scientist Dr. Judy Ng at #ARM2021 makes clear: underserved racial groups are still the most vulnerable when it comes to getting the #healthcare they need. Read more in our blog: https://t.co/ykMMYx6r8j. #healthequity