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Workplace Culture Could Drive Physician Burnout, Medical Errors

Physicians who say they are involved in decision-making in a workplace environment that encourages collegiality, learning and respect report much...

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L.A. Care Launches $31M Physician Recruiting Initiative

The publicly-operated health plan will pay for scholarships, loan repayments, and recruiting costs for primary care doctors serving Los Angeles...

5 Guiding Principles to Improve Home Health Safety

Call to action features respecting self-determination in the home setting, promoting safety culture, fostering learning and improvement, overhauling care coordination,...

Accelerate Your Value-based Payment Model by Establishing Transparency

Educators Turn to 3D Printing to Train Nursing Students

A nursing professor teams up with research scientists to develop innovative and inexpensive simulations for the healthcare classroom.

Surprise Medical Bills: Should CMS Make Doctors Give Price Info Up Front?

A price transparency RFI released by the agency this week asks for input on how CMS might develop consumer-friendly policy.

Physician Fee Schedule: CMS to Trim Part B Add-On for New Drugs

The proposed change for 2019 would reduce the wholesale acquisition cost add-on from 6% to 3%, decreasing the amount of...

FDA Forms Task Force to Solve Drug Shortages

Federal officials to consider enhanced regulation and notifications from pharmaceutical companies, coupled with 'financial incentives' to ensure continued access to...

Infection-Control Compliance Hinges on Nurses' Attitudes

Changing nurses' perception of infection risk could improve compliance with infection control measures.

Fee-For-Service Model Least Effective for Outcomes and Costs

Momentum is building for value-based programs, with respondents expecting strong growth in the share of patients in value-based programs over...

4 Ways CAR T-Cell Therapies Could Change Cancer Care

New cell-based immunotherapy drugs are changing the way certain cancers are treated at a small number of FDA-approved centers, with...

5 Strategies to Deal With ER Drug Shortages

For emergency medicine, the negative impacts of the drug shortage are far-ranging, says one physician.

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Long-awaited data on southeastern PA health care can help guide local decisions

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Yet another study confirms that healthcare is workers' most worrisome retirement expense

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Medicare proposes to pay docs for analyzing texted photos

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California Clinic Screens Asylum Seekers For Honesty

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Nurses with U of M health system march for fair contracts

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