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Cancer Support Community logo with a red rising sun icon to the left of black text.
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  • By Real World Health Care Editorial Staff  |  Aug 1, 2018

    Biopsychosocial Care Vital to Well-Being of Cancer Patients

    This week, Real World Health Care brings you an interview with Jon Levenson, M.D., Associate Professor of Psychiatry at Columbia University Medical Center, and member of the American Psychiatric Association’s Council on Consultation-Liaison Psychiatry. Dr. Levenson spoke about some of the challenges facing psychiatrists and integrated health teams when caring…more.

    Categories: Behavioral Health, General
  • By Linda Barlow  |  Jun 19, 2013

    Does More Data = More Accurate Results?

    Every year U.S. News & World Report comes out with its “Best Hospitals” rankings, and providers wear them like a badge of honor. No doubt the recognition is prestigious. But how many people know why hospitals are ranked as they are? We decided to dig a little deeper and break…more.

    Categories: Prevention/Patient-Centered Care