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Advocate Health-published medical journal. Peer-reviewed health research about multidisciplinary approaches to patient-centered care. 100% open access. No fees.
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NOW PUBLISHED: JPCRR Vol. 13, Issue 3, aah.org/jpcrr. No paywalls. Completely #OpenAccess.
Articles on the readability of patient materials, patient experience during HFNC, social workers and SDOH, joy in PT, and hyperacusis, as well as supplements from HCSRN 2026.
#FactCheck Friday: #Hyperacusis is a rare hearing disorder where everyday sounds are perceived as loud but not uncomfortable or painful. FALSE! Everyday sounds can be unbearable AND painful to those with hyperacusis. Check out this patient's reflection: institutionalrepository.aah.…
PTs and athletic trainers don't measure or include enjoyment enough in patient rehab. This new JPCRR topic synopsis shows how joyful experiences can improve patient motivation to exercise and sustain physical activity levels. institutionalrepository.aah.… #PT #PhysicalTherapy #Joy
Journal of Patient-Centered Research & Reviews retweeted
Alzheimer’s doesn’t start when the first symptoms appear.
Brain changes linked to Alzheimer’s can begin 1–2 decades before symptoms show up.
So what should you know? 🧵
The health of many people is affected by basic needs like #housing, food, and transportation, not just by medical issues. This new JPCRR review covers how #SocialWorkers and case managers try to ask about these basic needs during care, but it's not easy: institutionalrepository.aah.…
Most Americans can expect to pay significantly more each month for health insurance next year, whether they get it through work, the Affordable Care Act or Medicare. nbcnews.com/health/health-ne…
#FactCheck Friday! Online patient materials are easy to read for patients. FALSE! Original Research in JPCRR found that most online patient materials are too difficult for patients to understand. Check out the newly published article here: institutionalrepository.aah.… #readability
High-flow nasal cannula (HFNC) is a type of oxygen therapy that helps very ill patients breathe better, but how do patients feel about this therapy? What's their #QualityOfLife? Check out this new #MixedMethods original research article in JPCRR: institutionalrepository.aah.…
Journal of Patient-Centered Research & Reviews retweeted
Federal health officials are strongly promoting the use of AI that can diagnose and prescribe treatments. While AI has enormous potential to improve healthcare, patient safety and clinical evidence must come first. spr.ly/6012BGrp1I
ALT Text on a dark purple background with a network pattern: 'AI in health should not be driven by the tech industry. It should be driven by the clinical community. Right now tech is the tail wagging the dog.' AMA logo at bottom right.
Leading medical groups are urging people to get updated flu and COVID-19 vaccinations this fall, banding together to issue shot guidelines — and highlight the science behind them — saying they hope to ease confusion caused by the Trump administration's changing advice. to.pbs.org/4i9BU4C
#FactCheck Friday! #Periodontitis hasn't been linked with cardiovascular disease, colorectal cancer, GI diseases, adverse pregnancy outcomes, #diabetes, and #Alzheimers. FALSE! It's linked with all of these diseases. Learn more about treatments here: institutionalrepository.aah.…
A more holistic assessment of health (physical, mental, & social) and further emphasis on the need for #MentalHealth interventions are necessary to increase functional independence in #OlderAdults and improve #PatientExperience & #PatientCentered care. institutionalrepository.aah.…
A shortage of doctors and rising insurance costs are forcing people to forgo preventive care altogether. to.pbs.org/4cMTND1
The VOICES Project was created by the #HIV Prevention and Treatment team at #StJude Children’s Research Hospital. Learn more about how St. Jude #healthcare providers Pause for, Listen to, and Share what their patients have to say: institutionalrepository.aah.…
#FactCheck Friday: the US #opioid overdose epidemic has resulted in more than 80,000 deaths in 2022 alone. TRUE. #Naloxone is a lifesaving opioid #overdose rescue medication, but many healthcare providers aren't willing to prescribe it. Find out why: institutionalrepository.aah.…
Photodynamic therapy is another way besides #antibiotics to treat #periodontitis, which damages the tissues that support teeth, as it is cost-effective, well tolerated by patients, and a good option for whom periodontal #surgery is not an option. institutionalrepository.aah.…
An underlying infection can contribute to a person's death without being listed as the sole cause of death. Even if measles is not listed as the cause, it doesn't mean the virus wasn't a factor. (via @PolitiFact) to.pbs.org/4qSmwfl
As care partners are overwhelmed when facing decisions about #ClinicalResearch participation during an aneurysmal subarachnoid #hemorrhage (aSAH) emergency, insights from this study could be invaluable for the development of new therapeutics for aSAH: institutionalrepository.aah.…
Journal of Patient-Centered Research & Reviews retweeted
Fact check: False claims are spreading on X that Dolly Parton’s death was caused by “turbo cancer” linked to the COVID-19 vaccine.
There is no evidence to support this claim. Parton’s family said she died after a brief battle with cancer, and “turbo cancer” is not a medically recognized condition. spr.ly/6016B14pgg
#FactCheck Friday: 1 in 7 mothers and 1 in 4 marginalized mothers will experience symptoms of a perinatal #MentalHealth condition, most commonly #depression and/or #anxiety, during #pregnancy or #postpartum. TRUE. Yet too few are diagnosed or treated. institutionalrepository.aah.…
