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JMIR Publications published “Valuing Diversity and Inclusion in Health Care to Equip the Workforce: Survey Study and Pathway Analysis” in JMIR Formative Research. The aim of the study is to explore the characteristics of US health systems and their associations with diversity and inclusion (D&I) practices and benefits, examine the associations between D&I practices and three pathways (improve, recruit, and collaborate) to equip workforces, and examine the associations between the three pathways to better equip workforces and business and service benefits. The authors collected secondary data from the Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality Compendium of the US Health Systems, leading to a matched dataRead More →

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Source: Freepik Copyright: tirachardz URL: https://www.freepik.com/free-photo/young-asia-lady-using-computer-laptop-talk-about-disease-video-conference-call-with-senior-doctor-online-consultation-living-room-home_15114609.htm# License: Licensed by JMIR 1 in 7 People Who Go to the Emergency Department Probably Don’t Need to By Jodi Gray, Andrew Partington, and Jonathan Karnon The number of people presenting to public hospital emergency departments in Australia has been increasing over the past few years, which has led to overcrowding. Much of this overcrowding is from nonurgent cases. Up to 40% of all presentations to an emergency department could have been handled in a primary care setting, such as by a general practitioner (GP). During the first wave of the COVID-19 pandemic in Australia, there was a significant reductionRead More →