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 Study highlights strengths and barriers of remote heart failure careStudy highlights strengths and barriers of remote heart failure care
 
Interviews with patients hospitalized for heart failure, caregivers, providers, and organizational leaders highlighted several strengths of Mighty Heart (a major clinical trial examining the effectiveness of in home and telehealth-enabled visits from paramedics) that may support its adoption and implementation across health systems, a Columbia Nursing-led study finds.
 
 
 Psychological factors determine maternal readiness to care for newbornsPsychological factors determine maternal readiness to care for newborns
 
The first days after childbirth are a time of profound change – not only physically, but emotionally as well. Although the rooming-in model, in which mothers and newborns stay together around the clock, is standard practice in maternity wards, not every woman feels ready to care for her baby independently from the very first hours after delivery.
 
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The number of Australian women receiving intravenous iron treatments has surged dramatically over the past decade, with new research revealing that one in 20 women of reproductive age received intravenous iron in 2024.
 
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UVA Health researchers have discovered how a form of delirium that often strikes older patients after surgery may set the stage for dementia – and identified a drug that could reverse the underlying brain changes.
 
   New review examines why tetanus remains a global health problemNew review examines why tetanus remains a global health problem
 
Tetanus is often considered a disease of the past, remembered mainly through childhood vaccinations and warnings about rusty nails.
 
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 Racism shapes grief and bereavement experiences, major UK study finds
 
Racism shapes grief and bereavement experiences, major UK study findsRacism directly impacts how people experience grief and bereavement, according to the largest study of its kind.
 
 
 Women dominate health workforce but gaps remain, study finds
 
Women dominate health workforce but gaps remain, study findsWomen have driven the expansion of the global health workforce over the past three decades, yet substantial workforce shortages remain, according to a new study published in The Lancet Public Health.
 
 
 New project builds AI infrastructure for healthcare crisis management
 
New project builds AI infrastructure for healthcare crisis managementWhich hospitals could become unavailable in the event of a natural disaster? How many intensive care beds are available, and what medicines are in stock? In the future, answers to questions like these should be available and updated more quickly.
 
 
 Health visitor support helps mothers stay smoke-free after childbirth
 
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 Understanding of palliative care drives end-of-life preferences
 
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 Poor safety compliance threatens ambitious NHS digital transformation
 
Poor safety compliance threatens ambitious NHS digital transformationThe NHS 10 year Health Plan "risks propagating patient harm at an unprecedented scale" due to the lack of appropriate safety architecture to support the envisaged digital transformation, warn experts in an analysis published in the online journal BMJ Innovations.
 
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