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The EHR interoperability gap that costs lives

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By Gabriella Dauer, Aamir Hussain, Harvey Castro
| KevinMD.com
My grandfather might still be here were it not for how electronic health records exist in a silo. As an incoming stroke alert, the ambulance would soon bring him to a hospital system he had never been to. Unaware that he was on a blood thinner, their well-meaning thrombolysis converted his thrombotic stroke to a devastating hemorrhagic death sentence. But how could something like this even happen?
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How addiction stigma in health care costs lives

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By Taylor Moss, Devika Bhushan, Aamir Hussain
| KevinMD.com
When Taylor’s father asked a doctor for help, he did everything right: He made the appointment, showed up, and told the truth. “I need help,” he said. “I think I’m struggling with addiction.” But the doctor just looked at him and shrugged: “Well, what do you want me to do about that?” The truth is, as a medical community, we dismiss substance use disorder and the people who live with it all too often.
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The hidden tax driving up U.S. health care costs

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By Kayvan Haddadan, Aamir Hussain, Harvey Castro
| KevinMD.com
Health care spending in the United States reached about 18 percent of GDP in 2024, totaling $5.3 trillion, or roughly $15,474 per person. That’s dramatically higher than peer countries, which average around 11 percent. Yet patient outcomes haven’t kept pace. Two major, interconnected problems stand out: exploding administrative overhead that diverts money away from actual care, and a systemic preference for treating problems after they occur rather than preventing them.
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