Illinois Health System uses innovative program to pair 24/7 remote patient monitoring with a care team that can respond to data alerts or patient inquiries and act as navigators when patients need to access primary or specialty care.
Authors of a recent study found about 10% of ED patients see no physician.
Granuloma Annulare vs. Ringworm: How to Quickly Tell the Difference
GA is a cutaneous granulomatous disorder that typically presents as smooth papules arranged in annular plaques. It is noncontagious and frequently self-limited, especially in localized disease.
Granuloma Annulare: How to Recognize It, Distinguish It from Ringworm, and Treat It
Granuloma annulare (GA) is a benign, usually noninfectious inflammatory dermatosis that most often presents as smooth, nonscaly, annular papules or plaques on the dorsal hands, feet, wrists, or ankles. Localized disease commonly resolves spontaneously, while generalized disease is more persistent and often harder to treat.
Soul Shock: The Mental Health Crisis in Healthcare Professionals explores moral injury, burnout, depression, and other mental health crises faced by healthcare professionals, including techniques to cope and improve mental health.