Consumer Attitudes & Behavior

One-minute smoking-cessation intervention in ERs doubles quit rates

Behavioural regulation is more successful when it is internalized, or autonomous, rather than being regulated by external factors
First-of-its-kind national U.S. study ties physician burnout to EHRs

The lower physicians rated their electronic health record usability, the higher the likelihood that they also reported symptoms of burnout
Risk of mental illness higher for postpartum women with IBD
$3-million investment for innovations to improve quality of life for seniors
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Stories from retirement: Curses not loud but deep

I cling to the hope that, the perfect, lusty, vengeful response awaits, one so cleverly constructed, it will leave the swearee wide-eyed with admiration, yet cut to his knees
Cardiac events in First Nations people with diabetes have decreased
Last call for flu shots coming up; though not too late after December

People should ideally receive their influenza vaccination by the first week of December—though it’s not too late if they get it after that, given the unpredictability of the flu season.

28% of established career doctors still working to pay consumer debt: poll