Training programs developed by pilots without knowledge of health care realities can be "appallingly bad," he said.
A survey of genetics knowledge of health professionals: implications for physical therapists.
Childhood Cancer Survivor Study participants' perceptions and knowledge of health insurance coverage: implications for the Affordable Care Act.
Findings have potential to influence policy, since knowledge of health externalities may have a significant effect on people's decision-making.
There have been many interventions aimed at improving retention of drug-drug interaction (DDI) knowledge of health care professionals.
To the extent that success in transforming health care requires a deeper institutional knowledge of health, medicine, and insurance, Amazon may face an uphill battle.
Mr. Glaser, who joined Fair Health's consumer advisory board last month after seeing his reimbursement drop, gained his knowledge of health insurance the hard way.
If I was struggling with the body changes despite my knowledge of health and nutrition, then I knew other women must feel this way too.
He said some members of Congress had "deep knowledge" of health care — he mentioned two Democratic senators, Sheldon Whitehouse of Rhode Island and Sherrod Brown of Ohio.
The field is ripe for those who have the skills and knowledge of health informatics both in today;'s health care system and in what the future holds.
They started saying, "If we do this, it leads to that". Unfortunately, that knowledge of health and well-being was deposited in one civilization only.
