Emergency Care Is Disproportionately Less Efficient for Geriatric Patients

Emergency Care Is Disproportionately Less Efficient for Geriatric Patients

It’s not a secret that senior patients tend to either be underserved or overlooked when it comes to emergency care. Unnecessary hospitalizations are one of the main issues but not the only one. Cognitive impairment, sensory deficits, complex health histories, multiple chronic illnesses, and a lack of communication between doctors and patients account for the …

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Primary Care Providers Could Help Patients Avoid Unnecessary Musculoskeletal Surgeries

It’s estimated that one in two U.S. adults has a musculoskeletal condition. Orthopedic patients often suffer from chronic pain that greatly diminishes their quality of life, so many American adults seek treatment to alleviate their conditions. Unfortunately, many of them end up going under the knife when their orthopedic problems could be properly managed in …

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The Pervasiveness and Dangers of Crash Dialysis in Renal Disease Management

The Pervasiveness and Dangers of Crash Dialysis in Renal Disease Management

Kidney disease is a life-threatening condition that requires long-term medical supervision and management. According to the most recent numbers, 1 in 3 U.S. adults is at risk for developing kidney disease. The pervasiveness and poor management of the condition make kidney disease one of the leading causes of death nationwide. More worryingly, the number of …

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