Author Articles
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Are Pediatricians Appropriately Referring Children to OT?
Vol. 27 • Issue 4 • Page 26 Research Occupational therapy assistant students at Wallace State Community College…
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5 Tips to Help You *Finally* Stick To Your New Year’s Resolution
It’s that time of the year. For many people January 1st means setting new goals and resolutions. In…
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Study Reveals Suicide Patterns for At-Risk Patients
Results underscore need for screening of risk A new study published last month in JAMA Network Open found…
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Study: Holding of Intubated Infants is Safe, Under Proper Conditions
Recent research published in Critical Care Nurse Critically ill infants who are old enough to move on their…
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Appeals Court Strikes Down Central Provision of Obamacare
Re-examination of individual mandate next step The U.S. Court of Appeals for the Fifth Circuit struck down a…
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Coding Complications Means Changes for PTs
APTA urges action in wake of New Year’s Day surprise (Editor’s note: due to its professional relevance, the…
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Patient Outcomes Study Breaks New Ground for AAC
Industry need to prove treatment is effective, says AAC president American Addiction Centers (AAC) is breaking new ground…
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Legal Brief: HIPAA – The Need For Business Associate Agreements
With this recurring column, Elite Healthcare provides readers with insight related to the legal implications of healthcare –…
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Alopecia Areata: A Case Study
Introducing Alopecia – Causes and Symptoms, Potential Treatments and Mental Effects Alopecia is an autoimmune condition whereby the…
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Health Guide 2019 – An Elite Healthcare Resource Guide
Read This Issue Now! An Elite Healthcare Resource Guide Welcome to the Elite Healthcare – Health Guide. Geriatric, Pediatric,…
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Study Shows Women with Greater Exercise Capacity Enjoy Increased Lifespan
Evidence presented at European Society of Cardiology meeting A recent study presented at the European Society of Cardiology…
