Creating standard guidelines could decrease communication breakdowns, medical errors caused by multiple handovers
Patient Education Reinvented in the Digital Age
Health websites, social media, and email have changed patient access to information and physicians
Physician Extenders Bring Host of Benefits to Otolaryngology Practices
Work Hour Limits for Medical Residents Spur Otolaryngologists to Rethink Patient Handoffs
Physicians discuss ways to make care transitions smooth and smart as handoffs become more frequent
Literature Review: A Roundup of Important Recent Studies
Observations, T&A common interventions for obstructive sleep events in infants; CT, MRI not useful for evaluation of ED patients with dizziness; combined use of EEA and TORS effective for skull base surgery; cartilaginous tissue regeneration with bioengineered trachea
The Revolution and Evolution of Free Flaps in Facial Reconstructive Surgery
Advances in microvascular free tissue transfer have driven up success rates
Telemedicine Emerges as a Valuable Resource After Natural Disasters
Otolaryngologists used telemedicine to provide care to patients in regions impacted by Hurricane Katrina
Telemedicine Brings Otolaryngology Care to Patients in Underserved Areas
Store-and-forward programs, digitized medical imaging, and teleconferencing help physicians, patients connect remotely
Further Research Needed for HPV-Related Cancer Surveillance
Otolaryngologists say more information is needed to assess utility of post-treatment PET/CT scans for patients with HPV-related cancer
Clinicians Question Usefulness of Multiple Post-Treatment PET/CT Scans for Head and Neck Cancer
Lack of evidence to measure effectiveness of repeated imaging surveillance has led to institution-specific protocols, spirited debates
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