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November/December 2019
- Urinary Tract Infections: Nonantibiotic Prophylaxsis With High-Dose Cranberry Proanthocyandins
For this common recurring condition, science and clinical guidelines point to the benefit of supplementation, not only for relief of symptoms but also to help prevent antibiotic resistance. - Carpal Tunnel Syndrome in Older Adults — The Impact of Age on Diagnosis and Treatment
This most common entrapment neuropathy occurs most often and tends to be more severe in older adults, but often goes undiagnosed. - Geriatric Assessments for Older Adult Cancer Patients: What’s Their Value?
New guidelines from the American Society of Clinical Oncology recommend geriatric assessments for all adults before the development of treatment plans. - Heart Disease in Postmenopausal Women
Risk factors associated with menopause, such as obesity and sedentary lifestyles, increase women’s risk of cardiovascular disease, the leading cause of death in American women.
Departments
From the Editor
New Respect for a Folk Remedy
Medication Monitor
Ketamine — Hope for Patients With Treatment-Resistant Depression
Long Term Care
From Hospital to Home — Implementing Transitional Care Management
Technology
Six Ways to Use Technology to Improve Patient Experience
Practice Matters
Documentation’s Effect on Value-Based Care
Industry Insight
New Care Delivery Models Mold Health Care’s Future
News Brief
New Methods Effective Against Lung Cancer
The Last Word
Uncertain Prospect: Will Congress Continue the Money Follows the Person Program?
