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مشاركتكم نقل لتجاربكم وحتى التجار يكونوا عندهم أكتر من خيار للدفع
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Medicine is changing. Here's what future physicians should know.
Today's patients aren't just bringing symptoms to appointments, they're bringing data.
→ Apple Watch ECGs
→ Heart rate trends
→ Sleep data
→ Activity metrics
→ Glucose data
A new AMA international physician survey shows doctors are increasingly reviewing wearable health data as part of patient care.
Physicians who review wearable data at least sometimes:
→ Cardiology — 93%
→ Endocrinology — 91%
→ Primary Care — 89%
→ Pulmonology — 84%
→ Neurology — 69%
Cardiologists most often review heart-related data and cardiac alerts. Endocrinologists focus on glucose, metabolic trends, activity, and heart physiology.
77% of U.S. physicians say wearable data can improve patient care.
So what's slowing adoption?
→ Workflow challenges
→ Reimbursement issues
→ Medical liability concerns
→ Questions about data credibility
Future physicians won't just interpret lab results. They'll increasingly interpret patient-generated health data, too.
المشكلة في مسألة إصلاح الكه��باء إنو ماسكنها المُهندسين، لو ماسكنها الدكاترة الموضوع ما ح ياخد معاهم ساعة، يختو لينا plan of management واضحة، تاني 20 سنة لقدام ما تقطع !
What’s the point of testing super detailed memorization on medical boards in the age of AI and smart phones? I can look up that the sandfly is the vector of leishmaniasis in 20 seconds. Why test whether students have this memorized? We force trainees to spend hours memorizing factoids instead of learning other things that would benefit patients and the medical profession more. Am I missing some benefit of memorization in the modern era?
I love this club with everything, it’s been a massive part of my life.
But being a City fan doesn’t mean we stay quiet about human suffering. We can love our club and still speak up for what’s right.
Reports have have linked our owner, Sheikh Mansour, and the UAE government to supporting the RSF (the ones committing horrific crimes in Sudan)
Our club’s ownership is tied to people accused of helping fuel a genocide. That’s not “politics”, that’s basic humanity.
Being silent don’t help no one. We We can be proud of what happens on the pitch, but it means nothing if we turn away from what’s happening off it.
Did you know that the owner of Manchester City Sheikh Mansour is smuggling weaponry into Sudan and treating RSF fighters in a hospital he set up through his charities? He’s playing an outsized role in the genocide in Sudan. Textbook sportswashing.