#PWChat Recap: The Latest Impacts of the Coronavirus Pandemic on Healthcare Professionals
The latest installment of the #PWChat series centered around the latest impacts of the coronavirus...
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Inactive teens may be more prone to depression
By Lisa Rapaport (Reuters Health) – Sedentary teens may be more likely than their active peers to be depressed, and a new study suggests even light exercise like walking might help reduce this risk. Following more than...
Read MoreDeveloping evidence-based guidance for assessment of suspected infections in care home residents.
The aim of this study was to update and refine an algorithm, originally developed in Canada, to assist care home staff to manage residents with suspected infection in the United Kingdom care home setting. The infections of...
Read MoreEfficacy and safety of a Belgian tertiary care outpatient parenteral antimicrobial therapy (OPAT) program.
Evidence supports the implementation of outpatient parenteral antimicrobial therapy (OPAT) as standard of care. Until 2015 the overall experience with OPAT in Belgium remained limited. The aim of this study was to evaluate the...
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#PWChat Recap: Novel Coronavirus – What You Need to Know
The latest installment of the #PWChat series centered around what healthcare professionals and the...
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#PWChat Recap: Physician Equipment & Medication Purchasing
The latest installment of the #PWChat series centered around the topic of the lack of physician...
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#PWChat Recap: Vaccines — The Twisted Serpent of Distrust
On Tuesday, July 16, Physician’s Weekly conducted another installment of its #PWChat series,...
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#PWChat Recap, Part II: Interrupting Racial/Ethnic Microaggressions in Medicine: How Bystanders can Become Upstanders
On Tuesday, June 18, Physician’s Weekly continued its discussion on racial/ethnic...
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#PWChat Recap: ICU Safety
On October 25, 2018, Physician’s Weekly co-hosted a live, interactive tweetchat on ICU...
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