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Trust My Doctor and Fear the Office: The Telehealth Opportunity in and Beyond the COVID-19 Pandemic

Health Populi

Thus, 38% of people would delay an elective procedure and 27% would delay a diagnostic test in a hospital setting for at least six months. There’s one test most Americans want to access: 64% of people want to be tested for COVID-19, but one-third are concerned about their ability to get the test.

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Doctor’s Failure to Follow Up on Medical Test Leads to Large Settlement

Pulmonology Advisor - Practice Management

Ordering diagnostic tests is a standard procedure for physicians; yet if the test results aren’t reviewed and acted upon, what was the point of ordering the test? “ Physicians who overlook test results do their patients a disservice — possibly a fatal one. Some would be on top of their own diagnostic tests.

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25 Technology Grants for Healthcare Startups

Arkenea

Clinical Trials of Medical Devices The NINDS (National Institute of Neurological Disorders and Stroke) is offering funds for clinical trials of medical devices such as diagnostic, surgical, or rehabilitative devices. Healthcare companiescan expect to raise a seed round of up to $50,000 from Healthbox.

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Exploring Allied Healthcare Job Options: Certification Paths and Career Opportunities

We Care Online

These specialized roles are essential for delivering well-rounded, attentive patient care. Phlebotomy Technician Phlebotomy Technicians are specialists in drawing blood for tests, transfusions, research, or donations. This role is essential in diagnostic testing and patient care.

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How Our Medical Assistant Program Prepares You for a Dynamic Healthcare Career

Northwest Suburban College

The diverse curriculum is crafted to make you a well-rounded medical assistant, capable of adapting to different healthcare environments. You’ll learn to assist with patient exams, prepare medical instruments, and perform diagnostic tests. You will also study medical ethics and law to prepare you for real-world challenges.

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Evidence-Based Practice: What Every Nursing Student Needs to Know

Prism Career Institute

At Prism Career Institute, students in our Practical Nursing program receive a well-rounded education that includes evidence-based practice. Whether you work in a clinic, an urgent care facility, a nursing home, or a diagnostics facility, evidence-based methodology offers many advantages in the healthcare space.

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Medical Assistant vs. CNA: What’s the Difference?

Prism Career Institute

This program features a well-rounded curriculum with courses designed to teach direct patient care and basic administrative tasks. Students in the Medical Assistant program must complete a 150-hour externship, where they work and learn under the guidance of a healthcare professional.