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The American Healthcare System How We Got Here and Where We Are Going
Larry Dean, MD, discusses the economics of healthcare, particularly as it focuses on hospitals and physicians.
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Toxicants, Toxins and the Nervous System
Lucio G Costa, PhD, discusses toxicants, toxins and the nervous system.
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Bleeding in Early Pregnancy and Viability Testing
Mary Lou Kopas, CNM, reviews appropriate history, exam, labs and imaging to assess bleeding in early pregnancy and appreciating the importance of ruling out an ectopic.
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Cardio-Oncology: Risks of Cardiovascular Complications in Cancer Survivors
Richard Cheng, MD, gives an overview of the risk of cardiovascular complications in cancer survivors.
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Terrible Triad Injuries and the Complex Elbow: Elbow Stiffness after a Terrible Triad
Douglas P. Hanel, MD, discusses the treatment of elbow injuries, surgical strategies and post-operative treatment.
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Overview of Liver Transplantation
Rex Cheng, MD provides an overview of liver transplantation.
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Pre-hospital Management with Dr. Saman Arbabi
Saman Arbabi, MD, discusses the importance of prehospital care and how it affects outcomes of patients with Traumatic Brain Injuries.
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Mentoring: If You Can't See Where You Are Going, Ask Someone Who Has Been There Before
Barbara Goff, MD, gives a presentation on the importance of mentorship, how to mentor, and how to seek out good mentorship.
UW Medicine | Newsroom
Data error exposes patient information
UW Medicine has removed patients' information from the website on which the vulnerability occurred.
End-of-life care is aggressive for amputees on dialysis
Study findings indicate unmet palliative-care needs among subset of end-stage kidney-disease patients.
It doesn’t take much for soldiers to feel cared for
Researchers found that the caring texts, among recipients, reduced the chances of a suicide attempt.
