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Best Practices and Key Barriers for Amyloidosis Patient Care at US Specialized Amyloidosis Centers: An Analysis by ARC-ASPIRE. [PDF]
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Editorial: Advancing gastrointestinal disease diagnosis with interpretable AI and edge computing for enhanced patient care. [PDF]
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The American Surgeon, 2022
Is there a simple secret to truly great patient care? Medical science is able to alleviate more diseases and mitigate more suffering than ever before, but physicians are left feeling less respected, more criticized, more judged, and more burned out. Too many patients say we just do not care about them, regardless of the expertise we trained so hard to ...
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Is there a simple secret to truly great patient care? Medical science is able to alleviate more diseases and mitigate more suffering than ever before, but physicians are left feeling less respected, more criticized, more judged, and more burned out. Too many patients say we just do not care about them, regardless of the expertise we trained so hard to ...
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JONA: The Journal of Nursing Administration, 1995
Hospital accreditation standards have changed from focusing on capability to actual performance and outcomes. This shift in emphasis requires organization leaders and staff members to make significant paradigm shifts. In this series of articles, the authors will discuss the functional standards for 1994-1995 and their implications.
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Hospital accreditation standards have changed from focusing on capability to actual performance and outcomes. This shift in emphasis requires organization leaders and staff members to make significant paradigm shifts. In this series of articles, the authors will discuss the functional standards for 1994-1995 and their implications.
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Annals of Internal Medicine, 1974
Excerpt To the editor: The American medical profession is being criticized more vigorously than at any time in the past. Some of us have wondered why.
R L, Landau, E N, Ehrlich
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Excerpt To the editor: The American medical profession is being criticized more vigorously than at any time in the past. Some of us have wondered why.
R L, Landau, E N, Ehrlich
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Journal of American College Health, 1927
It is probably fortunate that systems of education are constantly under the fire of general criticism, for if education were left solely in the hands of teachers the chances are good that it would soon deteriorate. Medical education, however, is less likely to suffer from such stagnation, for whenever the lay public stops criticizing the type of modern
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It is probably fortunate that systems of education are constantly under the fire of general criticism, for if education were left solely in the hands of teachers the chances are good that it would soon deteriorate. Medical education, however, is less likely to suffer from such stagnation, for whenever the lay public stops criticizing the type of modern
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