OtherJournal of pediatric rehabilitation medicine2023

Medicine shouldn't be this hard: The intersection of physician moral injury and patient healthcare experience in pediatric complex care.

Erika Erlandson, Carrie Ramirez, Wendy Dean

PMID 37694318

WHAT IT FOUND

This is a personal narrative and commentary about insurance delays, disconnected records, and financial barriers in pediatric complex care.

It has no study methods or outcomes, so there is no finding to act on.

What this paper is

This is a personal narrative and commentary about a child's experience with insurance delays, disconnected electronic records, and hospital financial barriers. It reports no methods, no measured outcomes, and no evidence about therapy, so there is nothing here to change practice.

The easy way to misread this

Do not read this as evidence that any treatment works. It is a personal narrative and advocacy piece, not a study with methods or outcomes.

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    Erika Erlandson, Carrie Ramirez, Wendy Dean Medicine shouldn't be this hard: The intersection of physician moral injury and patient healthcare experience in pediatric complex care. Journal of pediatric rehabilitation medicine. 2023.

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