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New York Providers Now Required to Prescribe Naloxone to Some Patients on Opioid Painkillers
01/05/2023
The law is intended to bolster the number of naloxone prescriptions and reduce stigma-related barriers for patients who take opioids.
The law is intended to bolster the number of naloxone prescriptions and reduce stigma-related barriers for patients who take opioids.
The law is intended to bolster...
01/05/2023
Pharmacy Learning Network
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Study: Shortages Of Essential Emergency Care Drugs Increase
05/04/2016
Shortages persist despite federal law enacted in 2012 that gave the FDA regulatory powers to respond to drug shortages
Shortages persist despite federal law enacted in 2012 that gave the FDA regulatory powers to respond to drug shortages
Shortages persist despite...
05/04/2016
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Despite Gains in Advance Directives, Study Finds More Intensive End-of-Life Cancer Care
07/21/2015
Study found that important aspects of advance care planning haven’t increased.
Study found that important aspects of advance care planning haven’t increased.
Study found that important...
07/21/2015
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Study: Doctors Order Fewer Preventive Services for Medicaid Patients
07/07/2015
Gynecologists ordered fewer preventive services for women who were insured by Medicaid than for those with private coverage, the study found
Gynecologists ordered fewer preventive services for women who were insured by Medicaid than for those with private coverage, the study found
Gynecologists ordered fewer...
07/07/2015
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`Basically a Guinea Pig`: Long COVID Sufferers Search for Answers
04/27/2021
For researchers, understanding the causes, risk factors, and spectrum of symptoms is vital.
For researchers, understanding the causes, risk factors, and spectrum of symptoms is vital.
For researchers, understanding...
04/27/2021
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Teen Volunteers Receive Entry-Level Job Training, Career Coaching in Nursing Homes
07/14/2021
A group of New York long-term care facilities offers teens from 10 underserved schools the chance to volunteer and get free training for entry-level health jobs, career coaching, and assistance on college prep.
A group of New York long-term care facilities offers teens from 10 underserved schools the chance to volunteer and get free training for entry-level health jobs, career coaching, and assistance on college prep.
A group of New York long-term...
07/14/2021
Annals of Long-Term Care
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Biosimilars vs Biologics: Weighing Costs and Benefits
09/24/2021
Many medical professionals look to biosimilars as a way to increase competition and give consumers cheaper options, but some patients are concerned with the changes, prompting the need for more guidance and understanding on the differences.
Many medical professionals look to biosimilars as a way to increase competition and give consumers cheaper options, but some patients are concerned with the changes, prompting the need for more guidance and understanding on the differences.
Many medical professionals look...
09/24/2021
First Report Managed Care
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Why Medicare Does Not Pay for Rapid At-Home COVID-19 Tests
01/24/2022
The current administration's rule requiring health plans to cover at-home COVID-19 tests will not apply for Medicare beneficiaries, since Medicare usually excludes over-the-counter items.
The current administration's rule requiring health plans to cover at-home COVID-19 tests will not apply for Medicare beneficiaries, since Medicare usually excludes over-the-counter items.
The current administration's...
01/24/2022
First Report Managed Care
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Prior Authorization Law in Michigan Aims to Improve Process
05/18/2022
With prior authorization leaving patients waiting for approval on their medications, Michigan passed a prior authorization reform law in an effort to improve the process.
With prior authorization leaving patients waiting for approval on their medications, Michigan passed a prior authorization reform law in an effort to improve the process.
With prior authorization leaving...
05/18/2022
First Report Managed Care
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Public Health Officials Struggle to Identify Sepsis Before it Becomes Deadly
08/23/2016
Sepsis kills more than 250,000 people every year.
Sepsis kills more than 250,000 people every year.
Sepsis kills more than 250,000...
08/23/2016
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