A weekly symptom-assessment intervention led by trained lay health workers may help reduce acute care use and improve ...

The American College of Lifestyle Medicine, or ACLM, announced the integration of the first set of lifestyle medicine ...

A weekly phone check-in program for older adults with cancer significantly reduced emergency room visits and hospital stays ...

This approach helps older adults avoid frequent, time-consuming, costly, and perhaps most importantly, unwanted acute care use,” said Manali Patel, MD.

Panelists discuss balancing clinical trial data with real-world patient factors when choosing between treatment options, emphasizing the importance of quality of life alongside cancer control in the ...

The researchers analyzed Hospital Consumer Assessment of Healthcare ... the HCAHPS survey assesses patient experiences of hospital care, with the goal of determining the extent of patient-centered ...

Therefore, we need to be able to better say who is severely injured, and who is not, so that everyone receives the right care and that ... of the severely injured patients were not sent directly ...

Robin Fraser (left) and Yolanda Baker were working in the intensive care unit at the Aberdeen Hospital in New Glasgow when both independently raised concerns that patient assessment forms did not ...