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PEPIDPrimer: 10 Basic Critical Appraisal Questions for Healthcare Professionals and Librarians

PEPIDPrimer: 10 Basic Critical Appraisal Questions for Healthcare Professionals and Librarians

by Anna Tan | Apr 18, 2019 | Uncategorized

Using Critical Appraisal to Find the Best Resources in the Midst of ‘Information Overload’ The rise of evidence-based practice (EBP) has been transformative in accomplishing value-based provider goals and improving patient outcomes. Over 12,000 new...
Onward and Down 2019: Medical Cost Trends and Pharmacy-Led Strategies to Mitigate Them

Onward and Down 2019: Medical Cost Trends and Pharmacy-Led Strategies to Mitigate Them

by Anna Tan | Nov 28, 2018 | Uncategorized

Healthcare reform and improvement has entered exciting times. Medical R&D and health informatics (HIT) are growing at a rapid rate, offering better options to a more curious and proactive generation of consumers. More regulatory bodies and forward-thinking...
Annual World Breastfeeding Week and the Benefits of Breastfeeding

Annual World Breastfeeding Week and the Benefits of Breastfeeding

by PEPID Newsroom | Aug 3, 2018 | Emergency Medicine, Nursing, Pharmacy, Primary Care, Uncategorized

August kicks off with World Breastfeeding Week, now on its 27th year since it was first celebrated by the World Alliance for Breastfeeding Action (WABA) in 1992. Every August 1-7, WABA partners with a worldwide network of organizations to encourage breastfeeding,...
Health as a Whole: How Does Your Community Health Measure Up?

Health as a Whole: How Does Your Community Health Measure Up?

by Megan Pullins | Apr 19, 2018 | Primary Care, Uncategorized

Your patient’s community health plays a vital role in their health. The US Census has measured different facets of community health and ranked the best counties of the US. The results are in, and the top 500 communities in America have been ranked. The...
World AIDS Day: 3 Reasons to be Optimistic

World AIDS Day: 3 Reasons to be Optimistic

by Meredith Cunningham | Nov 30, 2017 | Emergency Medicine, Nursing, Pharmacy, Primary Care, Uncategorized

World Aids Day is Friday, December 1. It’s a day to bring awareness to HIV/AIDS, a disease that took more than one million lives in 2016 alone. Luckily, we’re closer than ever before to finding a cure. Here are three methods that could hold the keys to curing...
PEPID Profiles: Saving Lives with Larissa Braun, RN, BSN

PEPID Profiles: Saving Lives with Larissa Braun, RN, BSN

by Meredith Cunningham | Nov 6, 2017 | Emergency Medicine, Nursing, Pharmacy, Primary Care, Uncategorized

Listening to her mother’s stories about being air ambulance paramedic, Larissa Braun knew she wanted to be a nurse at an early age. Fueled by adrenaline, she knew she was meant for intensive care medicine, and now she thrives in public health.

7 Hospital Horror Stories for Halloween

7 Hospital Horror Stories for Halloween

by Meredith Cunningham | Oct 30, 2017 | Emergency Medicine, Nursing, Pharmacy, Primary Care, Uncategorized

Any health care professional can tell you, Halloween or not, some pretty scary things can happen on the job at any given moment. ’Tis the season to be spooky, so we’ve decided to round up a few hospital horror stories to make your Halloween a little bit more …...
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