Nationwide digital primary care platform linked to lower diabetes costs in Türkiye
A retrospective study of nearly 20,000 Turkish patients found a national digital diabetes platform was associated with lower costs and ...
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Venous Stents Drive Most Costs of Iliocaval Stent Reconstruction, Analysis Finds
A time-driven activity-based costing analysis of 31 iliocaval venous stent reconstructions found a base cost of $26,201.01 per case, with ...
Digital medication alerts in German primary care show no clear cost savings, trial finds
A health economic evaluation alongside a German stepped-wedge cluster-randomized trial found that a medication-related clinical decision support system produced no ...
Penicillin allergy de-labelling could save thousands per patient, Canadian cost analysis finds
A Canadian cost analysis estimates that penicillin allergy de-labelling programs could save up to $6,581 per patient over a lifetime ...
Automated hospital records tool lifted adverse drug reaction reporting fortyfold
An automated reporting tool embedded in two Sydney hospitals' electronic medical records increased adverse drug reaction reports to Australia's regulator ...
Italy’s Ulcerative Colitis Costs Driven by Hospital Stays as Mesalazine Adherence Falls Short
A retrospective analysis of Italian administrative databases covering about four million people estimates that ulcerative colitis affected roughly 160,000 Italians ...
Early Discharge After Cryoballoon Ablation Shows Comparable Outcomes in Real-World Chinese Cohort
A retrospective study of 327 patients in China found that going home within 48 hours after cryoballoon ablation for atrial ...
Extended antimicrobial prophylaxis showed no infection reduction after colorectal resection
A propensity score-matched study of 2,691 colorectal resection patients found no statistically significant association between antimicrobial prophylaxis beyond 48 hours ...
Hypoglycemia Hospitalizations Are Getting Deadlier and More Expensive in the US
A national analysis of more than 330,000 hospitalizations finds that while admission rates fluctuated between 2017 and 2022, in-hospital mortality, ...
Seven Years On, Japanese Doctors and Public Still Hesitant About AI-Led Care
A repeated Japanese survey of physicians and the public found that intention to use relatively autonomous medical AI did not ...
Self-care training linked to fewer attacks, persistent costs in Bangladesh
A longitudinal study in two Bangladeshi districts linked enhanced self-care training with fewer acute attacks and less severe pain, while ...
Retrospective Spanish study links COPD triple therapy to lower costs and emissions
A retrospective analysis of 718 Spanish adults with COPD found that triple-therapy initiation was followed by lower healthcare use, €200.11 ...
Markov model estimates $1.2 billion 2023 NAFLD burden in Sri Lanka including diabetes
A 35-year simulation projected that NAFLD could affect 53% of Sri Lanka’s population aged 35 and older by 2042 and ...
Systematic review links workplace blood screening economics to structured follow-up, with limited evidence on productivity
A systematic review of 56 studies found that workplace blood-based screening was associated with favourable healthcare-cost and return-on-investment results mainly ...
US claims study links generalized myasthenia gravis exacerbations to higher healthcare use and costs
A retrospective US claims study found that adults with generalized myasthenia gravis who experienced an exacerbation or crisis had higher ...
Inside China’s Lecanemab Experiment: What Families Really Think of the New Alzheimer’s Drug
A new qualitative study from West China Hospital reveals how family caregivers of Alzheimer's patients in China experience lecanemab treatment, ...
Why Young Adults Suddenly Stockpile Unused Pills: Huge Study Reveals Age-Specific Drug Risks
A five-year analysis of more than 36,000 Japanese outpatients shows that the risk factors driving leftover medications shift dramatically with ...
Machine learning maps England’s costliest patients into nine distinct groups
A machine learning analysis of over ten million English adults shows the top one percent of patients by cost account ...
Sequencing Showdown: Two DNA Tests Match Up in the Race to Diagnose Tuberculosis
A propensity score-matched study of 403 patients finds targeted and metagenomic next-generation sequencing statistically equivalent for diagnosing pulmonary tuberculosis, though ...
Rare Disease Hospitalizations Climb Steeply at a Major Chinese Regional Hospital
An eight-year study of 3,496 rare disease hospitalizations at a tertiary hospital in northern Henan reveals rising admission numbers, heavy ...
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