Nutrition / Hospital

Improving the odds of recovery: Study shows that including family in the care of hospitalized patients improves healing

Posted on: Jul 13, 2018 | Posted by: Health Mag

Including family members in the care of hospitalized patients improves healing and lessens re-admission rates, suggests a new study published in the medical journal CHEST. The...

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