Maximizing Long-Term Patient Care Outcomes: The Power of Comprehensive Diagnosis and Evidence-Backed Strategies

Preventive medicine is a critical, yet often undervalued, aspect of healthcare. It plays a pivotal role in shaping patient outcomes and improving the economic efficiency of healthcare systems, particularly within the frameworks of value-based care (VBC) and accountable care organizations … Read More

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AHA Survey: Overcoming Diagnostic Barriers in Chronic Care Management

In today’s healthcare landscape, chronic disease management remains one of the most pressing challenges for health systems, especially for patients with complex, multi-system conditions. At AHA, we recently conducted a comprehensive survey with our health system and provider group customers … Read More

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Female versus Male Specific Lab Interpretations and Why They Matter

Interpreting laboratory results with consideration of biological sex is critical to accurately diagnose and effectively treat. Despite medical advancements, the differences between male and female physiology are often overlooked, leading to potential misinterpretations and treatment disparities. This article explores the … Read More

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Accounting for Health Equity and Precision Medicine

The role of race and ethnicity in medicine is complex and requires a careful approach that considers the nuances of health equity. While acknowledging a patient’s ethnicity as part of the broader picture of social determinants of health (SDOH) can … Read More

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Prevalence of Medical Overtesting

Medical testing plays a crucial role in diagnosis and patient management, from routine tests to more advanced investigations. However, the phenomenon of overtesting—defined as ordering unnecessary medical tests—is a significant and growing concern. Overtesting includes the use of non-recommended screening … Read More

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The Power of Early Detection and Preventative Care

In today’s world, healthcare operates mostly as “sick care,” where individuals receive medical attention only after symptoms manifest or diseases reach critical stages. Chronic diseases, such as heart disease, cancer, and diabetes, are the leading causes of death and disability … Read More

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BUN and its importance

What is BUN?  One of the blood markers the Complete Metabolic Panel (CMP) looks at is blood urea nitrogen (BUN). BUN is formed in the liver during the final step of protein metabolism. Urea is a waste product that your … Read More

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eGFR and Creatinine

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OSNXwuvP910 Summary Proteins are essential for our body and have many functions. They act as messengers, help with cell structure, control chemical reactions, transport oxygen, and provide energy. Different parts of our body, such as bones, muscles, and tendons, contain … Read More

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BUN to Creatinine Ratio

What is BUN?  One of the blood markers the Complete Metabolic Panel (CMP) looks at is blood urea nitrogen (BUN). BUN is formed in the liver during the final step of protein metabolism. Urea is a waste product that your … Read More

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Inspirational Research: Elevated Platelets can indicate Higher Likelihood of Cancer

Detecting cancer at the earliest opportunity can improve the chances of successful treatment.  New research suggests that a routine blood test could help find cancers early. Researchers have previously shown that high levels of platelets – cells in the blood … Read More

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