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GI leader to expand specialty medical home care model
In his new role as Cleveland Clinic’s chairman of gastroenterology and hepatology, Miguel Regueiro, MD, plans to expand on the inflammatory bowel disease specialty medical home concept that he and colleagues successfully piloted at University of Pittsburgh Medical Center.
How one court case in the opioid crisis could impact millions of patients
A lawsuit against certain opioid manufacturers and drug distributors could dramatically shake up the health care, pharmaceutical and legal systems, experts told Healio Family Medicine.
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340B hospitals provide more low-profit services
Hospitals that participate in the 340B program offer more low-profit service lines than nonparticipants, according to research published in JAMA Internal Medicine.
Opioid overdose, death more likely in patients who use multiple prescribers, pharmacies
Patients exhibiting behaviors of opioid misuse, such as use of multiple prescribers and overlapping prescriptions, had a greater risk for subsequent overdose and death, according to results published in Annals of Internal Medicine.
ACP: Trump’s rescission package would harm public health
The American College of Physicians recently sent a letter to Congress indicating that slashing expenditures would impair access to health coverage, medical innovation and public health, according to a press release.
Experts say Trump’s plan to lower drug prices misses mark, unlikely to work
Experts told Healio Family Medicine that the drug pricing plan presented by President Donald J. Trump to lower drug costs suggests he fails to recognize what is causing high drug prices and consequently, faces an uphill climb in becoming a reality.
Physicians who receive opioid-related payments prescribe more opioids
Pharmaceutical industry marketing of opioids and related payments to physicians are associated with increased subsequent opioid prescribing, according to a research letter published in JAMA Internal Medicine.
Intervention reduces opioid exposure, improves pain
An intervention that incorporates a standard for opioid prescribing significantly decreases IV opioid exposure in hospitalized patients while improving pain control, according to JAMA Internal Medicine.
Trump unveils long-promised plan to lower drug prices
President Donald J. Trump said the days of pharmaceutical companies, special interest groups and foreign governments controlling drug pricing are over, as he unveiled his set of proposals for lowering drug prices earlier today — his first public remarks devoted to the issue after often calling it a priority during the first 16 months of his administration.
Healio Gastroenterology wins ASHPE publishing award
Healio’s editorial staff has garnered seven awards in the annual competition of the American Society of Healthcare Publication Editors (ASHPE).
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