Elsevier Health executives share their perspectives on the transformative role of technology, in shaping the future of medical education. Read more Play In the media Clinician of the Future 2023: Education Edition
“In this report, you will learn more about key priorities for the future of health, including clinicians’ concerns on the ongoing nursing and doctor shortage, their interest and apprehension on the fast-moving world of artificial intelligence, their views on improving the continuous training of ...
Clinician experiences of remotely delivering psychodynamic and intensive psychoanalytic psychotherapy within an NHS institution during the COVID-19 pandemic, and possible implications for future clinical practicedoi:10.1080/02668734.2023.2263509COVID-19
The aim of this study was to review the literature examining the role of devices and technology in facilitating urgent clinician–clinician communication to identify critical areas for future research. Materials and methods A search of Pub Med was performed using the terms (((“Critical Care”[Mesh...
Mental healthclinicians are often asked to determine an individual's risk of future violence. Dangerous assessments are required in a wide variety of situations that include involuntary commitments, emergency psychiatric evaluations, seclusion and restraint release decisions, inpatient care discharges, probati...
Burnout was not associated with TFP effectiveness through patient dropout, therapists’ mean levels of adherence, or session spacing. Future research should examine additional potential explanations for the association between burnout and clinical effectiveness. Therapists who are worn out emotionally may hav...
According to ZS’s 2023 Future of Health Survey, 71% of U.S. physicians report feeling overwhelmed by the amount of clinical data available to them.4Clinicians don’t need more data at their fingertips — they needinsightsthat enable quick and well-informed decisions. An evi...
The future of critical care medicine: integration and personalization. Crit. Care Med. 44, 386–389 (2016). Article Google Scholar Chen, J. H. & Asch, S. M. Machine learning and prediction in medicine—beyond the peak of inflated expectations. N. Engl. J. Med. 376, 2507–2509 (...
Reinventing care delivery for the future The healthcare workforce deficit problem has become worse as demand is outpacing supply. Healthcare workers are overburdened, and organizations cannot hire or train their way out of this situation. These are the headwinds they are facing: ...
In the future we plan to explore more fully how clinicians decide on the tradeoffs they make. Strengths and limitations Our near-time study had several strengths, including the high response rate and diversity in racial, age and practice characteristics of study participants. We examined multiple...