The Choosing Wisely campaign was designed as a starting point of sorts for a new approach to clinical decision-making and, according to new findings, it may be just that: a starting point.
Authors of a study published Monday in JAMA Internal Medicine found that, for seven treatment and testing services listed by the Choosing Wisely campaign as usually unnecessary, use of two had indeed declined, but use of the other five either did not change or had increased.
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