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Opinion: How learning the truth about chaos theory has helped me as an inpatient child psychologist

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In inpatient child psychology, we treat children in crisis deemed at imminent risk of harm to themselves or others. I am grateful for the opportunity to try and help — but it is daunting. A study published earlier this year found an overwhelming spike in mental illness-related crises in the past decade.

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Pharmacy Technicians: Working Inpatient vs. Outpatient?

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Pharmacy technicians have their choice when it comes to working in inpatient or outpatient settings. Rx relief discusses the differences.

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STAT+: DOJ investigating Community Health Systems’ hospitals

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Federal investigators asked CHS to hand over documents that covered “practices and procedures related to utilization review, inpatient admissions, and inpatient dialysis at our hospitals.”

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Teens seeking addiction care unlikely to be offered standard medication

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Adolescents who seek treatment for opioid addiction at an inpatient facility are more likely to be offered horseback riding than given full access to a common, highly effective addiction medication.

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Opinion: As childhood asthma worsens, insurers restrict access to an essential medication

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As pediatricians who take care of children in the inpatient, emergency, and primary care settings, we are alarmed by the recent trend of families having to go without basic medications to control their child’s asthma.

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Opinion: To overcome the overdose crisis, addiction treatment must be integrated into the health care system

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The first time I saw Maya (not her real name) huddled under blankets in a hospital bed in 2013, she had been to dozens of inpatient detox programs and residential treatment centers since she had begun using heroin two decades earlier. After every release, she returned to heroin use, usually within days.

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STAT+: Dana-Farber, in break with Brigham and Women’s, will build new cancer center with Beth Israel

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Dana-Farber Cancer Institute and Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center have announced plans to build a new free-standing inpatient hospital for adult cancer care in Boston, breaking the cancer hospital’s almost 30-year relationship with Brigham and Women’s in a move executives said will reshape oncology care in the region.

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