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Mashup Score: 2BMJ Evidence-Based Medicine: 28 (Suppl 1) - 8 month(s) ago
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Mashup Score: 1BMJ Evidence-Based Medicine: 28 (Suppl 1) - 8 month(s) ago
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Mashup Score: 3
Common sense thoughts on public health and conservative medicine from a family doctor in Lancaster, PA. kennylin I am a board-certified Family Physician and Public Health consultant practicing in Lancaster, PA. I am also Deputy Editor of the journal American Family Physician and teach residents and medical students at Lancaster General Health / Penn Medicine Family Medicine Residency program. I am paid to provide independent editorial and medical consulting services to the American Academy of Family
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Mashup Score: 0Overdiagnosis and too much medicine in a world of crises - 9 month(s) ago
Tackling overdiagnosis will create more sustainable healthcare for people and the planet Many healthcare systems are facing crises of excess demand, increased prevalence of chronic disease, spiralling costs, and workforce challenges which threaten their functioning.12 Recent evidence suggests that part of the increase in prevalence of “disease” is due to overdiagnosis, overtreatment, and overall low value care.3 It has been estimated that 30% of medical care is of low value or wastes resources, and 10% is harmful.4 The health sector is estimated to account for more than 5% of greenhouse gas emissions in industrialised countries—another way in which low value care threatens health.5 There is a need for more capacity in healthcare, more investment in healthcare, and more staffing in some regions, and for specialties to improve health, wellbeing, and inequality. However, the exponential expansion of medical territory in the …
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Overdiagnosis and too much medicine in a world of crises https://t.co/BSrXjAn4LE via @BMJ_latest #podc2023
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Preventing Overdiagnosis 2023 took place last week in Copenhagen. #PODC2023 @PreventingODx @bmj_latest @CebmOxford @wiserhealthcare Read all the abstracts in this special isssue! https://t.co/b75DByuYZ1