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When was the last time you worked an unidentified remains case? Dive into this insightful article featuring Kelly Nicholson, President of the Society of Medicolegal Death Investigators, discussing the challenges faced by the St. Louis Medical Examiner's Office. 🔍 How many cases does your office have? 🔍 What creative methods do you use for identification? 📰 Read the article here: https://ow.ly/GwYS50QtPxN

One of Vol. 70's Articles Editors, Sehee Hwang, discusses the fourth circuit's expansion of what is considered an advertisement under the TCPA in Family Health Physical Medicine, LLC v. Pulse8, LLC in her newest blog post for Villanova Law Review. Read it here: https://lnkd.in/eNn_pi9H

It's time for a #HeartMonth Medical Mystery with E. Ashley Hardin, M.D. Post your answer in the comments below, and stay tuned for the answer this afternoon! #WhatsYourDiagnosis

Check out my recent Estate Planning Blog Article: How To Obtain Medical Records Of A Deceased Relative: A Comprehensive Guide 👉🏽👉🏽 https://lnkd.in/gAkFmmeK

Tips and tricks on how to study medical terms! Swipe right and learn more as usual, cheers ;)

It is so important to know our aging loved ones' medical history. One of our favorite blogs is all about why this is so crucial. It covers everything from how knowing medical history allows for informed decisions to how it can help empower your aging parents. Learn more by reading the full blog https://ow.ly/4LbK50T0KW8

Embarking on a journey in medicine is exciting, but it can also mean facing unique financial challenges. As a medical student or resident, it’s essential to learn how to handle your money wisely. Read more on our blog at https://ow.ly/tt6V50Syerj

👀'...a range of studies indicated that there was no imperical evidence available to support Maslow's theory.' Cheers to Andrew Barrett for sharing this re evidence-based practice this morning. Link to the paper here: 👇🏻 https://lnkd.in/g2cmrtu7 #HealthAndSafety #EvidenceBasedPractice #WhyDoWeDoStuff?

📰 Our latest issue of the DMJ is out, and this one’s all about families in medicine! From inspiring stories to valuable insights, you won’t want to miss it. Make sure to give it a read and see how family life shapes the medical community. 🔗 https://shorturl.at/sIpF5

Does psychiatric hospitalization affect your risk of dying by suicide? During the session "Big Data, AI and Precision Psychiatry: Advancing Prevention and Treatment" at the American Psychiatric Association I realized my experiences as a nurse in NYC psychiatric ERs and hospitals were aligned with new research. A 2024 study in #JAMA reveals that, in most cases*, hospitalization does not make a difference in outcomes for suicidal behavior. What are we doing then? Imagine if hospital treatment for a heart attack had no better outcomes than staying at home. This standard is unacceptable in psychiatry. It was so great to be alongside visionaries last night who are really doing the work to change this reality. Rapid-acting treatments are here. They are safe, and it is our #ethicalimperative to have these treatments paid for and made available in the community and hospital setting. Cheers to all those who I spoke with last night who continue to inspire me, like David Carreon, James Lynch, MD Owen M. Carlene MacMillan, MD Raheem Chaudhry Melissa Broughton Sebastian Barbera Richard Bermudes, M.D. Hailey Gilmore, MPH Anthony Sterns Noah DeGaetano, MD Raghu Kiran Appasani, MD Lauren Arborio Grady Hannah Jimmy Qian and more who are working to change business as usual in psychiatry! 🔗: Check out the 2024 JAMA study, "Estimated Average Treatment Effect of Psychiatric Hospitalization in Patients With Suicidal Behaviors: A Precision Treatment Analysis," here: https://lnkd.in/e4gZEWpC *Note: According to the study, hospitalization has been found to be protective if a suicide attempt occurred within the past 24 hours.