There are few things more impressive in the fitness world than big-time barbell lifts. We’re not just talking about the typical trio of heavy maneuvers beloved by powerlifters, the bench, squat, and deadlift. These disciplines are all plenty impressive, but relatively simple, essentially requiring the athlete to do just one thing: move the load up …
REMEMBER WHEN watching TV used to be fun? About a decade ago, following popular television meant keeping up with a handful of tentpole shows. As long as you took in the meth-cook madness of Breaking Bad, embraced the ’60s sleaze of Mad Men, and kept your goblet full for Game of Thrones, you were basically …
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Butler County Health Care Center in David City, Nebraska, dodged a malware attack planted just before July 4th, thanks to quick action by the FBI. WHY IT MATTERS Law enforcement investigators in Ireland tipped off the federal agency about cyber attacks in Nebraska and Iowa in July, according to NBC-affiliate WOWT/6 News on August 10. …
Electronic health records systems are at the core of health IT. They are essential tools in the delivery of healthcare. Further, they can be used to help solve complex healthcare problems. This HIMSSCast podcast focuses on how EHRs can be used to fight the opioid crisis in the United States. The guest is David Bucciferro, …
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The U.S. Surgeon General’s recent advisory about clinician burnout cited numerous societal, cultural, structural and organizational causes – including excessive workloads, administrative burden and lack of organizational support. The potential fallout of this trajectory is alarming: The advisory cites the Association of American Medical Colleges’ estimate on clinician demand outpacing supply, with an anticipated shortage between …
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OpenNotes and The Roger C. Lipitz Center for Integrated Health Care at the Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health have launched the Coalition for Care Partners to strengthen healthcare’s capacity to systematically identify, engage and support care partners effectively through existing patient portals. WHY IT MATTERS Care partners often take the reins of patient …
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The eHealth Exchange announced on Thursday that CRISP Shared Services intends to be the first participant in its planned Qualified Health Information Network as part of ONC’s Trusted Exchange Framework and Common Agreement. WHY IT MATTERS CRISP Shared Services is a nonprofit health data utility that provides technology and infrastructure for five statewide nonprofit health …
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Courtesy of Retailer While we’re still in the dog days of summer, it’s never too early to think about stocking up cozier menswear staples. And besides, we’re just a few weeks away from transitional dressing, and if you’re looking for the best men’s sweaters for fall, you’ve come to the right place. Between the final …
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Our product picks are editor-tested, expert-approved. We may earn a commission through links on our site. You’re probably wondering who that woman crashing through the courtroom like the Kool-Aid Man in She-Hulk: Attorney at Law was. Although she didn’t announce herself, it was very clear that she was played by The Good Place star Jameela …
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Kettlebells have recently become some of the most popular implements to use for strength training, and for good reason. The versatile weights can be used for all kinds of dynamic exercises, from swings and snatches to intricately choreographed flows, giving you the opportunity to build muscle and strength while honing athleticism and working up a …