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U.S. asthma drug costs to jump 50% by 2023
Managed Care magazine Spending on medications to fight asthma will increase from $16 billion in 2013 to $23 billion in 2023 in the eight countries where most of these drugs are purchased, and one of the main drivers will be new products for severe asthma, according to a … |
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Improving care transitions for pediatric asthma patients
FierceMobileHealthcare (press release) The following is an interview published in the FierceHealthIT eBook "Technology to Enable Care Transitions." Ivor Horn, M.D., an emergency medical physician at Children's National Medical Center in Washington, D.C., has her sights set on creating truly … |
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Inconsistent Achievement Of Guidelines For Acute Asthma Care In Hospital EDs
Counsel & Heal A new study compared the care delivered to patients coming to hospital emergency departments (EDs) for acute asthma attacks in recent years with data gathered more than 15 years earlier and found existing inconsistencies in how well hospitals are … |
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Study finds inconsistent achievement of guidelines for acute asthma care in …
Medical Xpress A study comparing the care delivered to patients coming to hospital emergency departments (EDs) for acute asthma attacks in recent years with data gathered more than 15 years earlier finds inconsistencies in how well hospitals are meeting nationally … |
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Study finds inconsistent achievement of guidelines for acute asthma care in …
EurekAlert (press release) A study comparing the care delivered to patients coming to hospital emergency departments (EDs) for acute asthma attacks in recent years with data gathered more than 15 years earlier finds inconsistencies in how well hospitals are meeting nationally … |
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ED acute asthma care quality differed by guideline recommendation
Healio Changes in the quality of acute asthma care in United States EDs between 1997 and 2012 differed by level of guideline recommendation, as well as geographic location, according to recent study data. Researchers analyzed data from three multicenter … |
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Why do Texas Health Care Workers Suffer from High Rates of Asthma?
WOAI.com Researchers at the University of Texas School of Public Health are going to try to get to the bottom of one of the mysteries of the health care profession…why do health care workers, from nurses to doctors to therapists, suffer from asthma at twice … |
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Why do Texas Health Care Workers Suffering from High Rates of Asthma?
WOAI.com Researchers at the University of Texas School of Public Health are going to try to get to the bottom of one of the mysteries of the health care profession…why do health care workers, from nurses to doctors to therapists, suffer from asthma at twice … |
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Researchers to assess asthma risk in health care workers
Phys.Org Asthma prevalence is growing across the United States and certain occupational groups are more affected than others, including those in the health care field. In 2003, the researchers published the results of a survey that found an increased prevalence … |
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