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- 77 Percent of Healthcare Companies Include Telephonic Follow-Up in Care Transition Management Program
- Pre-Pregnancy Diabetes Increases Risk of MRSA Among New Mothers
- Infographic: Tablet Usage by Physicians
- Many State Health Departments Cannot Fill Vacancies for Public Health Nurses
- New Chart: Top 5 Ways to Identify Individuals for Case Management
- Deaths from Prescription Painkiller Overdoses Rise Sharply Among Women
- Are Physicians Conveying Important Data About Dietary Supplements to Patients?
- Meet Nurse Turned Health Coach Jeaneen Mullenhard: Moving from Fixing Disease to Preventing It
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