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Find out what makes the ONE TEAM study so unique and how it tries to build one patient and one team.

Words matter, especially during conversations about death. A group, including population health researchers, studied how Drs. vs. families speak of death and found that a lack of clear communication may affect shared decision-making. Read more in JAMA Network Open.

Dr. Courtney Van Houtven writes in a Health Affairs personal essay, that although she is well-versed in how family caregivers can advocate for their patient, she had trouble navigating the system when her sister with intellectual disabilities went into the hospital.

Dr. Matthew Dupre was recently awarded a 5-year R01 from the NIH to examine the life course patterns and predictors of hospitalizations in older adults with heart failure.

When it comes to patients with poorly controlled type 2 diabetes, which is more effective; a simple telehealth approach or a comprehensive telemedicine intervention? In JAMA Internal Medicine, Dr. Hayden Bosworth and team provide results from their interesting study.

In a JAMA article, Drs. Bryce Reeve and Kevin Weinfurt define PROs, discuss their importance and limitations, and interpret an outcome using a real-world example.

Carl will focus on implementation sciences when he starts his PhD in Fall 2022.

Congratulations to Drs. Anna Hung and Sudha Raman! They are now alumni of the LEADER Program and well-versed in leadership, team building, and developing and managing their own research programs.

There's a hidden business in trafficking your health information that you may not know exists. Dr. Eric Perakslis, a leader in privacy and de-identified data, says it's time for reform. Read more in STAT News.

Through a qualitative study, Sonali Biswas finds valuable insights into the complexity of the transgender experience and how providers can improve care.