Health Watch links noncognitive skills to longer survival study
A JAMA study of 7,850 adults aged 52 plus over about seven years finds that combined noncognitive life skills such as conscientiousness optimism and sense of control correlate with reduced mortality independent of demographics health and behavior. Training in middle and old age may boost longevity.
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Hospital pharmacy copes with COVID-19 changes
Carolina East Medical Center shifted focus to care for COVID-19 patients while its pharmacy faced new procurement and delivery challenges. Shortages, direct supplier contacts, and stock substitutions required inventory updates in EMR and bar code systems. Delays in home deliveries and ramping up production affected remdesivir and hydroxychloroquine access, prompting careful, safety focused management to meet patient needs.
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