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Bridging Pediatric and Adult HIV Care: Evaluating Outcomes and Perspectives from a Novel Transition Clinic for Young People Living with HIV
This mixed-methods study assesses a novel Adolescent and Young Adult Healthcare Transition (AYA HCT) clinic that achieved high retention but suboptimal viral suppression among youth with HIV, highlighting key strengths and barriers.
Survey on Artificial Intelligence Adoption in the US Healthcare Sector: Trends, Challenges, and Future Directions
A comprehensive survey of 233 US healthcare systems reveals widespread AI deployment with key barriers including cost and resource limitations; highlights the critical role of CFOs and CIOs in AI decision-making and the growing influence of
Harnessing Artificial Intelligence in Nursing Education: ChatGPT Training Significantly Enhances Problem-Solving and Competency
A single-blind RCT shows that integrating ChatGPT into nursing education significantly improves students’ problem-solving skills, AI attitudes, nursing process competency, and satisfaction compared to standard training.
Benchmarking Autonomous AI Doctors: Real-World Validation Against Board-Certified Clinicians in Virtual Acute Care
A landmark study quantitatively benchmarks a multi-agent LLM-based AI system against board-certified clinicians in real-world virtual acute care, revealing near-equivalent diagnostic and therapeutic performance with superior documentation s
Long COVID and the Workforce: Navigating a Complex Path Back to Employment
Long COVID is keeping millions of workers out of the workforce, with significant barriers to compensation and treatment. Standardized diagnostics, validated therapies, and regulatory reforms are urgently needed to support affected individua
Intensive Nurse Home Visiting and Early Childhood Outcomes: A Randomized Clinical Trial
A randomized trial assessing the impact of Nurse-Family Partnership home visits on child health and utilization over two years found no significant reduction in adverse outcomes but some decrease in emergency department use.
Safety and Effectiveness of the Walk ‘n Watch Exercise Protocol in Inpatient Stroke Rehabilitation: Insights from a Canadian Phase 3 Stepped-Wedge Trial
A Canadian multisite trial demonstrated that the Walk ‘n Watch structured exercise protocol significantly improves walking endurance in subacute stroke patients during inpatient rehabilitation without increasing serious adverse events.
Why Do Some Medicines Require a ‘Loading Dose’? The Science Behind the First Double Dose
Exploring why certain medications start with a larger first dose, the clinical evidence, common misconceptions, and practical guidelines for safe use.
Why Women May Stand to Urinate While Showering: More Than Just Convenience
Exploring why some women choose to stand while urinating in the shower, beyond comfort and practicality.
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