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New decision rule can reduce unnecessary head CT scans in older adults after falls

New decision rule can reduce unnecessary head CT scans in older adults after falls

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Falling on level ground is a common cause of a brain bleed. Computed tomography (CT) of the head is commonly used to assess patients who have fallen. But sending every patient who has fallen for a head scan is inefficient and costly. New decision rule will help emergency department physicians determine which older adults need imaging for head injuries.See the Story
'Pharmacy Forecast' identifies growing societal challenges expected to impact care
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'Pharmacy Forecast' identifies growing societal challenges expected to impact care

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The 2024 Pharmacy Forecast was released at the American Society of Health-System Pharmacists’ Midyear Clinical Meeting & Exhibition. It drew its findings from a survey of more than 250 pharmacy leaders from across the US on key topics impacting health systems. Survey participants expect the frequency of public health emergencies related to climate change to double in coming years.See the Story
Primary care lessons for Canada from OECD countries
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Primary care lessons for Canada from OECD countries

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Canada's health spending was in the middle of the pack, although the percentage of health spending that was public was the lowest at 70%. Canada had similar numbers of family doctors per capita but the lowest number of total physicians per capita and spent less of the total health budget on primary care.See the Story

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