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How Long Should EM Residency Be? New Studies Shed Light

ACEP Now

The latest research Two new studies have investigated academic and clinical performance between the two EM training lengths. For example, four-year programs could offer formal research training or niche clinical experiences such as aeromedical or telemedicine, which a 3-year curriculum cannot not feasibly accommodate.

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SWETA MANGAL ZIQITZA – AI and EARLY DISEASE DETECTION: ENHANCING DIAGNOSIS AND PREVENTIVE CARE

Ziqitza HealthCare Ltd

Ziqitza Limited says, Advancing AI-driven early disease detection is a promising area of research and development that has the potential to revolutionize healthcare. Enhancing Research and Clinical Trials: AI has the potential to revolutionize medical research and clinical trials.

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Digital Health: A Guide for Future Clinicians

Mind The Bleep

The patient can see trends in their blood pressure on a patient-facing app, and, with patient consent, anonymised blood pressure data can be gathered from thousands of patients in seconds for audit or research. Telemedicine allows the clinician to see readings from a sphygmomanometer in the patient’s home. Where to start?

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How Long Should an Emergency Medicine Residency Be?

ACEP Now

The Latest Research One study was conducted by the American Board of Emergency Medicine (ABEM). For example, four-year programs could offer formal research training or niche clinical experiences such as aeromedical or telemedicine, which a three-year curriculum cannot feasibly accommodate. percent versus 90.8 government.

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What has gotten better and what has gotten worse since you started in medicine

Sensible Medicine

We don’t operate on everyone with appendicitis. Sometimes we aren’t even in the same room as our patient, opting to obtain a history in a remote environment, practicing what has been termed “telemedicine” (some might rate this as improvement, others the opposite). We no longer starve people with pancreatitis.