Functional Decline Common in Adults Hospitalized for COVID-19
More than 40 percent of survivors were not assessed by physical medicine and rehab professionals during hospitalization.
Practice Management
COVID-19 Anxiety and Burnout in NY Frontline Workers
COVID-19–related anxiety is linked to burnout among New York state frontline workers, survey findings suggest.
Insurance Coverage Disruptions Have Adverse Consequences for Care
Disruptions in insurance coverage have adverse consequences for care access, receipt, and affordability.
A Call for Action Against Racism in Patient Care
This literature review explored the nature of racial bias in the clinical setting
AHA/ACC Consensus Statement on Medical Professionalism and Ethics
The American Heart Association and the American College of Cardiology believe there is “no better time to review and take a fresh perspective on medical ethics and professionalism in the light of established norms and current stressors.”
Fewer Than Half of Physicians Work in Private Practice
Trend has accelerated since 2018 when 54 percent of physicians worked in private practice.
Time, Costs of Participation in MIPS Are Considerable
Mean cost to practices per physician $12,811; 201.7 hours annually spent per physician on MIPS-related activities.
Many Children, Youth Have Violence-Related Medical Visits
Those with a past-year visit had higher levels of trauma symptoms, adverse childhood experiences, multiple violent exposures.
American Medical Association Vows to Confront Racism Among Physicians
With about 270,000 members, the AMA represents a little more than 25 percent of US doctors.
Recommendations for Addressing Deep-Rooted, Structural Imbalances of COVID-19-Related Impact and Access to Mental Health Care
The researchers used a syndemic theory approach to recommend steps which could ameliorate disparities in mental health care among vulnerable populations and ethnic minorities.
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