Across all disciplines, doctor burnout has been associated with decreased quality of patient care and safety, according to a new reports. The comprehensive review suggested that there is a “consistent relationship” between elevated levels of provider burnout and lower levels of both patient treatment quality and overall safety. “Even though the effect sizes were close […]
Dr. Heimlich, Pioneer Of The Heimlich Maneuver, Dies At 96
Dr. Henry Heimlich, the pioneering thoracic surgeon who invented the anti-choking maneuver that has saved countless lives, died over the weekend due to complications form a heart attack he suffered earlier in the week. He was 96 years old. Dr. Heimlich is best known for the maneuver that bears his name, which has saved thousands […]
Turf Toe Vs. Sprained Toe – The Julio Jones Case
Whether you’re a fan of the Atlanta Falcons or a fantasy football enthusiast, odds are you’ve heard the news surrounding Julio Jones’ injured toe. Jones sat out last week’s game against the Rams, and it was reported that he was dealing with a dreaded turf toe injury. We’ve talked about this specific injury on the blog […]
Foot Doctor Explains Harrison Smith’s High Ankle Sprain
Vikings safety Harrison Smith’s season is in jeopardy after suffering a high ankle sprain in his left foot. The high ankle sprain is something that Smith has been dealing with for a couple of weeks. He suffered an initial sprain to his left ankle on November 20 against Arizona, but he continued to play through […]
Physiotherapy After Ankle Sprains
According to a new study, physiotherapy may not provide more benefits after an ankle sprain than simple rest and ice. Although that headline may be surprising, it doesn’t paint a full picture of the total affects an unmanaged sprained ankle can have on your whole body. For the study, researchers at two Canadian hospitals looked […]
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