Tailored interventions will be feasible following systematic monitoring of adherence

Survey regarding doctor's office grievances identifies patients' top pet peeves

After two years, no reductions noted in measured BP, cholesterol, or glycated hemoglobin levels

Women receiving Rx from rheumatology, internist practicing 10 or more years more likely to get meds

More time being spent at a computer since work hours were limited in 2011

Smoking cessation reduces, but does not eliminate, risk of rheumatoid arthritis

Patient weight plays no role in quantity of physicians' biomedical communications

Diagnosis-related payments from 1986 to 2010 totaled $38.8 billion

SCARs are rare; usually occur within first 180 days of initiating treatment

Health care outcomes improved for 71 percent of contextual factors that were addressed by PCDM

Incidence of SAH and mortality rate after SAH significantly higher for patients with SLE

Methicillin-sensitive S. aureus becoming more resistant to antibiotics

Considerable educational benefits, but physicians must preserve relationships and confidentiality

US assessment of specific joints is sensitive for detecting inflammation during clinical remission

Higher patient satisfaction with exam room presentations; many residents have concerns

Most spent on charity care, patient services; less spent on community health improvement

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