ER Violence Rises – Nurses and Doctors Say These Changes Could Prevent Assaults
LDI Fellows Call for Real-Time De-Escalation Teams and Safer Staffing Ratios to Prevent Chaos Before it Erupts
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Opioid Disposal Kits May Help Patients Dispose of Unneeded Painkillers
Pain Is Hard to Predict, and a Cheap Disposal Kit Offers a Solution
Fewer Stars: Patient Satisfaction with U.S. Health Care Facilities Drops Post-Pandemic
Study of Yelp Reviews Reveals Patterns by Geography and Race
In The Media Medical Xpress
Opioid Disposal Kits Found To Boost Safe Medication Disposal By More Than 10%
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In The Media Newswise
Distributing Disposal Kits Increase Amount Of Leftover Opioids Trashed
Interview
In The Media MSN
Online Reviews of Health Care Facilities Drop Significantly After COVID-19 Pandemic
Interview
In The Media The Philadelphia Inquirer
Penn’s Hit-And-Run Shows It’s Time For Violence Against ER Nurses And Doctors To Stop
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Surveys of Hospital Patients Evolve to Use Email, Phone and Mail and Even Narratives
Concerns Remain About Measuring Racism. LDI Experts Weigh in on How HCAHPS Surveys Can Be Improved
Emergency Care Can Help Patients Get Health Insurance and Unclaimed Benefits for Food, Rent, and More
People Miss Out on Housing, Utility Payments, and Tax Credits. They Also Need Better Links to Primary Care, LDI Studies Find
Black Patients Feel Dismissed and Skeptical After Their Experiences in the ED
Penn LDI Study Gathers Personal Experiences to Aid the Dismantling of Structural Racism in Medicine
Surgeons Are Closer to Predicting Which Patients Need Post-Surgery Opioids—and Which Ones Don’t
Prescribing by Pain Level, Age, and Previous Use May Reduce Excess Pills