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Archive for May 23rd 2012
Introduction by Brenda L. Mooney, Editorial Director, U.S. Medicine
VA has noted that the higher rate of medical-care usage is the result of higher survival rates for the seriously wounded, higher incidents of PTSD and other mental-health problems and the willingness of more veterans to seek treatment for menta...
The Old-Old Under the Knife - VA Surgeons Research Treatment Options for Aging Cancer Patients Cont
Good news in lung surgery
Technological advances have made surgery a better option for older patients with multiple co-morbidities, especially with lung cancer.
“In the past 10 years, surgery has seen advances in minimally-invasive techniques, ...
VA's Stroke Project Improves Care - Outpatient Follow-up Remains Challenging
Inpatient Performance Measures For Stroke Care
Thrombolytic therapy administered to eligible patients
Deep vein thrombosis prophylaxis
Dysphasia screening before oral intake
Antithrombotic by hospital day 2
Assessed for rehabilitation
Discharg...
With Increase in Bipolar Patients the VA Tackles Medication Side Effect Issues
The project’s goals include:
Improved monitoring for and management of physical-health problems among veterans taking atypical antipsychotic medications;
Improved adherence to guidelines around metabolic monitoring for antipsychotic medication; de...
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