The Role of Pharmacists in Opioid Addiction Management

Dave, Pallav

doi:10.22270/ajdhs.v4i1.71

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“…Research is emerging that AI presents greater opportunities for improved diagnosis more so in diseases such as cancer. 14,15 AI is important when it comes to examining large datasets which leads to greater accuracy and efficiency in diagnosis. 14 AI can also be used in breast cancer imaging with its accuracy being comparable to that of radiology.…”

Section: Benefits Of Digital Technologies In Healthcarementioning

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“…14,15 AI is important when it comes to examining large datasets which leads to greater accuracy and efficiency in diagnosis. 14 AI can also be used in breast cancer imaging with its accuracy being comparable to that of radiology. 15 As such, digital technologies offer a lot of potential when it comes to improving the accuracy of medical diagnosis.…”

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How Digital Health is Revolutionizing Healthcare and Contributing to Positive Health Outcomes

Dave

2024

J. Drug Delivery Ther.

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Digital health has been instrumental in revolutionizing healthcare by ensuring continuity of care, personalizing care, reducing errors and wastage, improving diagnostic accuracy, providing clinicians with decision-making support, and facilitating treatment and care beyond the clinical setting. All these benefits improve the quality of care and lead to positive health outcomes. It also improves patient satisfaction with care. Digital health can also be used to address the challenges that are currently facing healthcare systems. For instance, digital health can help to address the challenge of limited access. Digital health can also help to address the increasing patient needs and demands. However, the integration of digital health in healthcare systems still remains a challenge. Privacy and confidentiality concerns are major issues. Because of the nature of data stored in these systems, security breaches can have negative outcomes on care. Accuracy and reliability of data are also issues of concern. Addressing these challenges can make healthcare systems realize the benefits of digital technologies. Keywords: digital health, digital technologies, revolutionizing healthcare, positive patient outcomes

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Section: Benefits Of Digital Technologies In Healthcarementioning

confidence: 99%

Section: Benefits Of Digital Technologies In Healthcarementioning

confidence: 99%

How Digital Health is Revolutionizing Healthcare and Contributing to Positive Health Outcomes

Dave

2024

J. Drug Delivery Ther.

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“…18 In type 1 diabetes mellitus, stress impact is influenced by dysregulated stress hormone regulation, insulin availability during stress, autonomic nervous system abnormalities, and individual psychological factors. 19…”

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Psychologic Distress in Diabetic Patients

Jacob,

Biju,

Sharma

2024

J. Drug Delivery Ther.

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Diabetes mellitus presents a growing global health challenge, impacting millions and imposing significant burdens on individuals and healthcare systems alike. Diabetes distress encompasses the negative emotional impact of living with diabetes and holds significant clinical relevance, as it correlates with suboptimal self-care and glycemic control. This review explores the multifaceted relationship between diabetes and psychosocial factors, focusing on the concept of diabetes distress and its profound implications for patient well-being and disease management. As the prevalence of diabetes continues to rise, understanding and addressing the emotional toll of the condition becomes increasingly critical. Moreover, it explores the intricate dynamics of diabetes distress, self-care behaviors, and metabolic outcomes, emphasizing the importance of tailored interventions to alleviate distress and improve patient adherence and glycemic control. Greater diabetes distress correlates with detrimental medical and psychological outcomes, including suboptimal self-management behaviors such as reduced physical activity, unhealthy eating habits, medication non-adherence, and infrequent blood glucose monitoring. It's associated with elevated A1C levels, increased risk of severe hypoglycemia, and diminished quality of life. Identification of diabetes distress is crucial, with validated screening tools available to aid clinicians in this process. Various management strategies are outlined, ranging from psychological interventions to effective patient-provider communication and supportive group interventions. By integrating psychosocial care into diabetes management, healthcare professionals can better address the holistic needs of patients, ultimately enhancing their quality of life and overall well-being. Keywords: Diabetes mellitus, psychological distress, Diabetic distress

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“…Research has found that leading a sedentary lifestyle increases the risk of mental problems. 23,24,25 Lack of physical activity is always associated with poor mental well-being with individuals that have lower levels of exercise being known to lead to poor mental health outcomes. 26 When it comes to excessive use of social platforms, engaging in physical activity becomes a problem.…”

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Social Media and the Risk of Poor Mental Health Among Young Adults

Dave

2024

Asian J Dental Health Sci

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Social media platforms have become an integral part of people’s lives in the last decade. As a prominent fixture in young people’s lives, social platforms have allowed them to share their experiences and connect with peers. However, using these platforms excessively can become problematic. Research has linked problematic use of social sites to more risk of having mental health issues. Some of the common mental health problems reported include depression, anxiety, loneliness, social media-related fatigue, unhappiness, and increased risk of alcohol use. Different reasons contribute to the increased risk of developing mental health problems because of excessive use of these platforms. They are sedentary behavior, poor sleep patterns, cyberbullying and victimization, multitasking, and internalizing online experiences. Others have a high risk of developing mental disorders because they neglect important aspects of their lives such as real-life social interactions. Addressing these factors can lower individual’s risk of developing mental health issues. Besides, some studies have shown that there is a link between using social platforms and positive mental health more so for individuals struggling with mental problems. Social sites can be used to provide social support for young individuals experiencing mental problems. Individuals can use these problems to share about their life struggles with mental issues. They can also use these platforms to obtain help and resources. Therefore, the aim of this review is to explore how social media increases the risk of mental problems among young adults. Keywords: Social media, depression, anxiety, loneliness, social support, problematic/excessive social media use

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The Role of Pharmacists in Opioid Addiction Management

Cited by 6 publications

References 41 publications

How Digital Health is Revolutionizing Healthcare and Contributing to Positive Health Outcomes

How Digital Health is Revolutionizing Healthcare and Contributing to Positive Health Outcomes

Psychologic Distress in Diabetic Patients

Social Media and the Risk of Poor Mental Health Among Young Adults

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