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What Is
the Cost of Violence and Abuse in "Medical
Bucks?"
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Did you know that health care utilization can lead to
as much as a 250 percent increase in healthcare
utilization by survivors of violence and abuse?
The Academy on Violence & Abuse (AVA) has recently
announced the release of their publication, Hidden
Costs in Health Care: The Economic Impact of Violence and
Abuse.
From the introduction to the report:
"Up to now, the health care system has failed to adequately
recognize the consequences of abuse, to respond and treat
patients in a manner that is compassionate and healing, and
to incorporate appropriate prevention
strategies.
This paper reviews a sampling of the literature that
supports the contention that violence and abuse lead to a
significant increase in health care utilization and
costs."
Click here to download the full
article...
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We
Learn from Our Patients
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What is one of the best kept secrets of post medical school
education? The fact that some of our best lessons come from
what our patients teach us. Sir William Osler, one of the
most famous medical educators of the last century, captured
this secret in one of his best known quotations: "He
who studies medicine without books sails an uncharted sea,
but he who studies medicine without patients does not go to
sea at all."
Here is an incredible and powerful patient lesson captured
by Dr. Joe DeLucia. Please do take a few minutes to read
it. It will be quite worth your time.
Click here to read the story of what
one patient taught an emergency
physician.
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Need A Speaker?
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Are You Looking for a Speaker
?
Finding a speaker for your upcoming events
can be a daunting task. Solutions to finding the
just-right speaker range from word of mouth to using
professional bureaus. If you are looking for a speaker
or have a last-minute cancellation in your upcoming
event,
contact DrT for
help.
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Wait: Don't Leave Yet
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Do you need a break and a little
recharge? If so, invest 20 minutes of your time to see
this inspirational video on creativity. Don't be
surprised if you don't exercise your entire range of
emotions while watching.
Click here and then click on the video
to view it.
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From
Dr T
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The focus this quarter for the Health After Trauma eZine is
the long-term health consequences of trauma. Many trauma
survivors experience one or more chronic diseases or
problems long after the bruises have faded and the broken
bones have mended.
Thanks to the Family Justice Center Alliance for the
opportunity to address this issue in one of their recent
webinars. The response to this presentation has been quite
rewarding.
Meanwhile, we are once again offering a series of local
seminars to teach attendees how to use an ongoing writing
practice to improve their own health and
productivity.
Click here
to learn more about the
workshops...
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