Rick Ascroft, head of the U.S. Plasma-Derived Therapies Business Unit, sheds light on the reality of patients living with chronic inflammatory demyelinating polyneuropathy (#CIDP), discusses Takeda’s rich history in plasma and shares insights into better supporting people living with CIDP. Read more about CIDP and the work we do to support patients with this illness. https://lnkd.in/ehkeQwiC
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An illuminating read from Rick Ascroft, head of U.S. Plasma-Derived Therapies Business Unit, about #CIDP management and the opportunity we have through our work each day to improve patient outcomes. So important to elevate awareness of this and other #RareDiseases. #TeamTakeda
Rick Ascroft, head of the U.S. Plasma-Derived Therapies Business Unit, sheds light on the reality of patients living with chronic inflammatory demyelinating polyneuropathy (#CIDP), discusses Takeda’s rich history in plasma and shares insights into better supporting people living with CIDP. Read more about CIDP and the work we do to support patients with this illness. https://lnkd.in/ehkeQwiC
Unlocking the Potential in CIDP: A Call to Innovation, Collaboration and Follow-through
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#Mentalhealth care is fraught with treatment-resistant conditions and ineffective or side-effect-ridden therapies, but - as Angela T. discusses - #psychedelictherapy holds immense promise for addressing the limitations of existing #treatments. https://lnkd.in/gaxnwXUx
What the FDA’s groundbreaking guidance really means for psychedelic therapy clinical trials
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🌟 Big News in Psychedelic Therapy! 🌟 I'm thrilled to share some groundbreaking insights from the world of psychedelic therapy. My recent publication delves into the FDA's new guidance on psychedelic clinical trials - a monumental step forward for mental health care. 💡 Key Takeaways: Psychedelic therapy is revolutionizing treatment for conditions like PTSD and depression. The FDA recognizes the potential of psychedelics like MDMA, psilocybin, and LSD. This guidance is a game-changer for trial conduct and patient safety. As a Senior Director at Elligo Health Research and an advocate for psychedelic research, I see this as a pivotal moment. We're not just talking about new treatments, but a whole new approach to mental health care. Stay tuned for more updates and insights as we navigate this exciting journey together! Feel free to PM me if you'd like assistance with your clinical trials. #PsychedelicTherapy #Psilocybin #Ibogaine #MentalHealthInnovation #FDA #psychedelicresearch --
#Mentalhealth care is fraught with treatment-resistant conditions and ineffective or side-effect-ridden therapies, but - as Angela T. discusses - #psychedelictherapy holds immense promise for addressing the limitations of existing #treatments. https://lnkd.in/gaxnwXUx
What the FDA’s groundbreaking guidance really means for psychedelic therapy clinical trials
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Clinic Manager | Healthcare | MBA | Sport & Orthopedic Physical Therapy | Excellence in Operations | Leading Healthcare with Precision and Passion.
“Greater use of passive interventions for LBP was associated with elevated odds of 1-year escalation-of-care events.” Choose active care! The study underscores the significance of opting for active interventions over passive ones in managing low back pain (LBP). It reveals that a higher reliance on passive interventions correlates with an increased likelihood of experiencing escalation-of-care events within a year. These events encompass various measures such as opioid prescriptions, spinal injections, specialty care visits, and hospitalizations. Notably, patients exposed to mechanical traction and multiple passive interventions faced a significantly higher risk of escalation, whereas those receiving manual therapy and active care exhibited more favorable health outcomes. The findings emphasize the importance of a balanced and scaled approach. It also advocate for greater scrutiny in the use of passive interventions by physical therapists to mitigate the risk of adverse health consequences for individuals with LBP. I would love to see more data on significance on a diverse population. https://lnkd.in/eZt57bXH #physicaltherapy
The Influence of Active, Passive, and Manual Therapy Interventions for Low Back Pain on Opioid Prescription and Health Care Utilization - PubMed
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Primary Physicians and Pelvic Providers: Include a digital therapeutic in your treatment plan for patients with persistent pelvic pain. Many patients are challenged to find, afford or are on long wait lists for non-pharmacological therapy providers. To prevent further pain catastrophizing, depression, anxiety and pain, teach patients the value of learning pain science education and self care by using an online home program concurrently with medical care. Digital therapeutics are affordable, evidence-based software programs providing immediate access to guide patients in the knowledge and skills to lower pain and potentially improve your patient outcome. PelvicSense is a digital therapeutic for women with persistent pelvic pain. Currently in research measuring efficacy for women diagnosed with Vulvodynia, Endometriosis and PGAD. Results by Q1 2025. Article #1: Developing Digital Therapeutics for Chronic Pain in Primary Care: A Qualitative Human-Centered Design Study of Providers’ Motivations and Challenges https://lnkd.in/eVwtAmaG Article #2: Digital health in pain assessment, diagnosis, and management: Overview and perspectives. https://lnkd.in/eUETkppz
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While this is news coverage from the US, I don’t think the headline really answers the question it poses. There are several reasons I think the drug is off to slow start including prelim cost, poor health system preparedness particularly imaging needs, and effectiveness vs cost-benefit. If you want to dive in, more details below…. Partly it was the extremely high cost that its predecessor Aducanumab was introduced to the market at (subsequently prices slashed and then completely discontinued) which created major sticker shock given the number of people expected to access it. Secondly, most health systems are woefully underprepared to adequately screen and manage patients on the drug given the number of imaging tests they would need to monitor for side effects - the more serious ones being ARIA which includes brain swelling or bleeding. With limited MRI machines patients would need to wait much longer than the protocol time would recommend if they even get access to them at all. We haven’t even touched on really how under prepared physicians are to diagnose appropriately that early. And lastly the window of effect is in essence to slow down memory decline by about five months. To some patients, this is a huge window of opportunity, for others the cost benefit may not be worth it.
It's the first drug shown to slow Alzheimer's. Why is is it off to a slow start?
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On one hand, support for earlier diagnosis can expand access to resources - particularly education on diet and lifestyle changes that can help with disease progression. On the other hand, this call out in the article is NOT ok! "The organization also criticized what it saw as “wholly inappropriate” conflicts of interest within the working group that proposed the change, which had ties to the pharmaceutical industry." Making decisions that prioritize financial gain vs. the true health of individuals has to stop. Modern medicine has done wonders, but pushing drugs is not the answer to overall health and well-being. What are your thoughts?
New Definition of Alzheimer’s Would Expand Diagnosis to People Without Memory Problems
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🌟 Innovator Spotlight Series, Part 3: Transforming Opioid Care with Carenostics As we conclude our Innovator Spotlight Series on opioid safety, we delve into the groundbreaking collaboration between Carenostics and the VA Pittsburgh Healthcare System (VAPHS), leveraging AI to revolutionize Opioid Use Disorder (OUD) treatment. Carenostics, known for their AI-driven platform targeting chronic diseases, has extended its focus to #OUD, specifically tailoring their solution to individual health system needs. Leveraging 23 years of treatment data, the solution integrates seamlessly with EHRs, providing alerts for PCPs to test, diagnose, treat, or refer at-risk patients. While still in its early days, this collaboration shows promise in offering comprehensive support to veterans, highlighting the potential for AI-driven solutions to usher in a more proactive era of OUD management. As we embrace the evolving landscape of healthcare technology, our Innovator Spotlight Series emphasizes the shift from reactive interventions to early detection and prevention, presenting an opportunity to reduce overdose recurrence rates and make a lasting impact on this pervasive public health issue. Let us know what you think in the comments below. #HealthcareInnovation #OpioidSafety #RealizingInnovationTogether
Part 3: How Emerging Technology May Help Fill Care Gaps in Opioid Use Disorders | Innovator Spotlights Series | Value of Partnerships in Population Health - 11|TEN Innovation Partners
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Every year on Aug. 31 we observe International Overdose Awareness Day, one of the largest campaigns to address the tragedy of drug overdose death and to emphasize that drug overdose is preventable. It may come as a surprise that back pain has been reported in more than half of regular opioid users. In fact, it’s one of the most common diagnoses emergency and family physicians cite for prescribing opioids. Coupled with the pandemic, which has fueled the opioid crisis, this has created a perfect storm for those suffering from musculoskeletal (MSK) conditions. Our CEO Caroline Brereton has contributed an article on Healthy Debate that discusses how interprofessional collaboration that includes chiropractic care can help address the opioid crisis and treat low back and other spine, muscle and joint pain aside from opioids. https://lnkd.in/gCkiYcF3 We encourage you to read and share this article with your networks. #OpioidCrisis #IOAD2023
Reducing opioid use for back, neck and shoulder pain starts with interprofessional collaboration - Healthy Debate
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