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10 Ways to Reduce Workload Burden, Coding a Problem Plus a Preventive Service, A Tool to Help Patients Remember Key Points

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Untreated scabies can lead to secondary bacterial infections like impetigo, furunculosis, and the risk of bacterial toxin-induced diseases. Watch as Dr. Theodore Rosen, Professor of Dermatology at Baylor College of Medicine, discusses the need to treat this long-neglected disease in a timely manner.
 

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  • Reducing Documentation Burden
  • Tasks Technology Can Make Easier
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  • Implementing a Refugee Clinic
  • Have We Made Progress on Clinical Notes?
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