Primary care practices are increasingly joining Independent Physician Associations to strengthen negotiating power with insurers and remain independent.
Patients with impaired color perception may be less likely to recognize blood in urine, potentially delaying diagnosis of cancers that rely on visible bleeding as an early warning sign.
Analysis of 50 cases shows moderate diagnostic agreement between FNAC and histopathology and identifies pleomorphic adenoma as the most common neoplasm.
Uptake will require “compelling evidence that these systems can reduce time and effort while at least maintaining, if not improving, diagnostic accuracy, making the cost of implementation and continued usage worthwhile.”