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5Patient engagement and cultural sensitivity as a strategy to improve health inequities: The solutions are as simple as they are complex
6Student Substance Use Policies in US Allopathic Medical Schools
This quality improvement study examines US allopathic medical schools’ student handbook policies on substance use and assesses their adherence to current Association of American Medical Colleges guidelines.
Read more21Physicians’ electronic health records use at home, job satisfaction, job stress and burnout
Objective: To determine how electronic health record (EHR) use at home impacts physician job satisfaction, job stress and burnout.Methods: This study looks at survey responses from 1,048 physicians in New York in 2016 to see how time spent on EHRs at home affected physician’s job satisfaction, job stress and burnout.Results: Accounting for demographic and practice values, physicians’ moderately high to excessive time spent on EHRs at home did not significantly affect job satisfaction but did significantly increase their odds of experiencing job stress by 50% and burnout by 46%. However, length and degree of documentation requirements and extension of work life into home by means of e-mail, completion of records and phone calls significantly correlated to decreased job satisfaction and increased job stress and likelihood of burnout.Conclusions: Although technology allows for physicians to work on electronic devices in various locations, healthcare administrators, policy makers and physicians alike should be aware of negative implications of excessive EHR use, documentation completion, e-mails and phone calls at home. Greater attention is needed on the human factors in the delivery of care and the importance of joy in the practice of medicine. Suggestions for organizational interventions are discussed.
Read moreShould I have a whole body CT scan?
The author is the owner of Physician Assistant Medical Services (P.A.M.S.) in Williamsburg, WV, a past president of the AAPA, and president elect of the Society for the Preservation of Physician Assistant History. She has indicated no relationships to disclose relating to the content of this article.
Read more8The Ethics of Mandatory HIV Testing in Newborns
99Anesthesiologist addicted to propofol.
1Big New Ideas–Where are They Today?
4Wilms' tumor and neurofibromatosis.
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Guidelines for Evaluating the ???Disability??? of Pregnancy A Progress Report
American Occupational Medical Association 62nd Annual Meeting: April 25–28, 1977 Boston, Mass: Abstracts of Scientific Presentations: Thursday, April 28: 8: 30 to 12: 00 noon CONCURRENT SESSION NO. 1—Constitution: PDF Only
Read moreA point of view of a practitioner toward dental health services for disadvantaged children.
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