
Remote monitoring program for mothers with preeclampsia linked to better postpartum health
Among new mothers with preeclampsia, those who participated in Heart Safe Motherhood, a remote blood pressure monitoring program, were less likely to have adverse clinical outcomes and had lower costs in the six months after delivery.

Emergency nurses have mixed opinions on EHR behavioral flags
Many nurses in the emergency department view behavioral flags as a helpful advisory but are skeptical of their effectiveness in preventing violence and can perpetuate bias, a new study finds.

How nudges increase cancer screening rates and other health-forward behaviors
At the 2023 AACR annual meeting, Shivan Mehta and two other cancer researchers shared how they apply behavioral economics ideas to promote cancer screening and serious illness conversations.

Specialty prescription intervention improves efficiency, reduces burden
Refill Express, an automated system for processing specialty prescription orders, has greatly reduced administrative burden and has increased fill rates at Penn Medicine.

Enteral nutrition care after discharge: barriers and solutions
In a new report, authors from five health systems outline barriers to providing enteral nutrition care after discharge and share solutions.