Latissimus Dorsi Tendon Repair Through Single Incision Axillary Approach Using All-Suture Anchor Tension Slide Woodall and colleagues share a safe, efficient, and reproducible surgical technique for latissimus dorsi tendon repair in an athletic patient. bit.ly/4kd0SOp

Original research, new today: Choice of Corticosteroid Is Associated With the Possibility of Subsequent Surgery for Trigger Finger: A Retrospective Cohort Study bit.ly/4iT3W18

Despite documented benefits, value-based health care faces challenges in a predominantly fee-for-service environment. TPJ is planning a collection on advancing health in our communities with value-based care. Submit for #DiamondOpenAccess by Sept 15. bit.ly/4kwcnk4

New original research: PTSD prevalence is routinely underestimated when relying on diagnoses in medical records. This research shows that using trauma-related mental health diagnoses and screening tools may help estimate #PTSD prevalence. bit.ly/3FJfOVE

Original research: In a large case-control study of over 4,000 patients, researchers show that younger individuals, women, and those with seasonal allergies are more prone to olfactory dysfunction after COVID-19 infection. Read in The Permanente Journal: bit.ly/4dOTaIo

New original research, OnlineFirst today: Mitigation of Racial and Ethnic Disparities in Surgical Treatment and Outcomes of Metastatic Colorectal Cancer in a Closed Health Care Delivery System bit.ly/45b2kfY

New original research in TPJ: A Hybrid Chart Review of Premature Coronary Artery Disease: An Opportunity to Improve Diagnostic Excellence and Management bit.ly/4kA5AXa

New Original Research in TPJ Chagas Disease in Northern California: Observed Prevalence, Clinical Characteristics, and Outcomes Within an Integrated Health Care Delivery System bit.ly/4mEhHng Salvador Hernandez, MD

Original research in TPJ: Comparison of Apixaban With Warfarin in Patients on Dialysis Within an Integrated Health Care System Read it diamond open access today. Sijie bit.ly/4mLPfQF

Commentary in The Permanente Journal by Joshua Liao, MD, and Ching-Ching Claire Lin, PhD: "Private Health Insurance in Taiwan: Insights From the US Medicare Program" @JoshuaLiaoMD bit.ly/4kcPpy0

Read Joo et al's "Physician Performance in the Merit-Based Incentive Payment System: Implications for Health Disparities" for free in The Permanente Journal. bit.ly/3T3JyQk

Call for papers on strengthening the #PhysicianWorkforce in the US. Send your best reviews, brief reports, and research to The Permanente Journal and publish open access without any fees to authors. Learn more and access the full call for papers at bit.ly/47ATdWW.

"Factors Associated With Diagnosing Psoriatic Arthritis: A Retrospective Study in Northeast Georgia" Original research recently published in The Permanente Journal. Read it for free today. bit.ly/44bFXVj

Brief Report: "Optimizing Care for Neutropenic Fever in Pediatric Patients: An Analysis of Treatment Approaches and Clinical Outcomes" bit.ly/4lE059R

This evidence-based case report emphasizes the importance of aggressive therapy and survivorship care in laryngeal small cell neuroendocrine carcinoma. Read "Long-Term Survivor of Laryngeal Small Cell Neuroendocrine Carcinoma" now in TPJ. bit.ly/4ks2NyZ

Brief Report:: Physician Billing for Advance Care Planning Among Medicare Fee-For-Service Beneficiaries, 2016–2021 #FeeForService bit.ly/45dSyJp

Frankel and colleagues describe long-term lessons in post-COVID #leadership based on interviews with senior leaders at a large health care system in the United States and abroad shortly after the pandemic was declared over. Read it #DiamondOpenAccess now. bit.ly/4omuLyE

Original research published today: Back to the Future: Long-term Leadership Lessons From the Covid-19 Pandemic bit.ly/4omuLyE

New today: This original research highlights the effectiveness of #telehealth in improving health care access for individuals with disabilities, demonstrating its cost-effectiveness, time efficiency, and comparable patient satisfaction to in-person care. bit.ly/4od3fUd

In time for #NationalBreastfeedingAwarenessMonth: KU School of Medicine researchers studied the effectiveness of phone call interventions 1 week postpartum to increase maternal support, leading to increased mixed breastfeeding rates and support for patients. ow.ly/CstQ50WMWjO