Designing Alternative Payment Models for Health System Resiliency – RevCycleIntelligence.com
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Month: October 2020
Having Dementia Doesn’t Mean You Can’t Vote
Yes, you can help a cognitively impaired person participate in the election. But heed these two guidelines. View original article Contributor:
Medicare payments favor opioids over alternatives, and that’s a problem | Opinion – pennlive.com
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Americans Are Still Paying Out of Pocket for Complementary and Alternative Medicine – Shepherd Express
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Restarting public health programmes for school-aged children
Public health programmes are essential in promoting and protecting the health of school-aged children. Delivery of these programmes, which includes the National Child Measurement Programme, immunisations, screenings, mental health services and relationship education, has been impacted by the coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic. This blog sets out the principles to consider when supporting the restart of programmes … Read more
Don’t Grieve Alone. Reach Out.
Finding emotional support during a crisis often means turning to long-established networks already built for distance. View original article Contributor:
Try High-Intensity Interval Training. You Might Like It.
Many inactive adults who tried a sampling of exercises preferred intense efforts to gentler workouts. View original article Contributor:
Physical Therapy Has Benefits for Back Pain
People with back pain and sciatica who got physical therapy had less disability and decreased back pain intensity compared with controls. View original article Contributor:
A 25-Year-Old Nevada Man Got COVID-19 Twice. Here’s What We Know—and Don’t Know—About Reinfection
It’s possible not only to get COVID-19 twice, but also to be sicker the second time, according to a new case report published in Lancet Infectious Diseases. But some experts caution there’s still a lot to learn about COVID-19 reinfection, and that the case cited in the paper is not likely representative of the majority … Read more
At-Home Saliva Tests for COVID-19 Could Be Coming Soon
There is a universe of ways to get tested for COVID-19, and each has its pros and cons. Most, however, require a medical professional to insert a long, flexible swab up your nose to sample the back of your throat in an invasive, painful and unpleasant procedure. It’s reliable, yes, but not the most encouraging … Read more