Seyed-Ali Sadegh-Zadeh, Alireza Soleimani Mamalo, Kaveh Kavianpour, Hamed Atashbar, Elham Heidari, Reza Hajizadeh, Amir Sam Roshani, Shima Habibzadeh, Shayan Saadat, Majid Behmanesh, Mozafar Saadat, Sahar Sayyadi Gargari
Artificial intelligence approaches for tinnitus diagnosis: leveraging high-frequency audiometry data for enhanced clinical predictions
Frontiers in artificial intelligence
national needs assessment study explores knowledge attitude beliefs practices kabp gaps related vasomotor symptoms vms associated menopause among primary care obgyn clinicians vms significantly impacts healthcare costs workplace productivity patient psychosocial health notable disconnect exists healthcare providers patients provider reticence knowledge gaps playing contributing role study aims identify propose optimal educational strategies address barriers attention health disparities affecting women color methods employed include multimodal approach literature review expert opinion qualitative interviews surveys focus groups case studies ensuring diverse clinician input data collection involved indepth clinician interviews nationally disseminated clinician survey focus groups results indicate critical deficiency healthcare providers understanding management vms especially among obgyn residents 75 showing limited knowledge study also highlights disproportionate impact knowledge gaps women color emphasizing need culturally informed approach medical training practice theres notable discrepancy clinicians current desired abilities managing vms indicating need ongoing professional development significant variability approaches diagnosing treating vms well substantial knowledge gaps treatment options underscore need evidencebased protocols although vms normal aspect aging significantly disrupt quality life many women necessitating intervention beyond immediate discomfort vms impact quality life trigger insomnia mood disturbances study exposes new previously recognized gaps healthcare providers knowledge management skills concerning vms treatment options particularly regarding hormonal nonhormonal therapies furthermore findings highlight need deeper understanding vms uniquely impacts women diverse backgrounds research including study womens health across nation swan suggests experience severity vms may influenced socioeconomic status raceethnicity body mass index bmi smoking status however complex interplay factors relative contributions remain unclear investigation crucial facilitate equitable access effective treatment women bridge gaps improved education starting early residency essential education address common misconceptions vms management healthcare providers must enhance competence discussing broad spectrum vms impacts employ effective communication strategies ensure patients wellinformed symptoms available treatment options