Clinical Care

Will a 'National Patient Safety Board,' Modeled After the NTSB, Actually Fly?
Stakeholders warn that public reporting would compromise data integrity by leading hospitals to scrub records to hide bad events.
Oak Street Health Plans Expansion to 4 More States
The Medicare geriatric primary care network says it will have a footprint in Iowa, Arkansas, Kansas and Virginia by year's...

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MGMA COO: Staffing Shortage 'Issue One, Two, and Three for Practices'
For physician practices, potential decreases in telehealth reimbursement and other financial challenges loom on the horizon.
Manage Your Hospitalized Diabetic Patients to Improve Outcomes and Lower Cost of Care
Compared to other hospitalized patients, patients with diabetes have longer lengths of stay and higher readmission rates.
13.9% of Adults Who Test Positive for COVID-19 Experience Long COVID, Study Finds
Researchers found that completion of the primary series of COVID vaccination before acute COVID-19 illness was associated with a lower...
Video: HealthLeaders Weekly Wrap
The Weekly Wrap, HealthLeaders' video series, brings you a quick look at what we're covering around the healthcare industry.
Denver Health Uses CRM to Forge Better Patient Relationships
The health system is using Epic's Cheers tool to connect with patients to discuss health and wellness
Clinical and equity implications of Braidwood v. Becerra
Braidwood Management v. Becerra was brought forth by plaintiffs in Texas who claim the preventive services mandates of the ACA...
Study defines four distinct phenotypes of long COVID
New data from the INSPIRE study that is assessing the long-term symptoms and clinical outcomes of the COVID-19 virus has...
Getting good healthcare without a doctor's visit, SSM pushes alternative care amid shortage
Officials from SSM Health said they and other providers are changing the way they offer services and want patients to...
A healthcare option that saves money — and much more
Advocates and researchers for years have noted that if more people chose to enter hospice care earlier in their end-of-life...
How COVID made it nearly impossible to pass new vaccine rules
Around the country, vaccine policy is on hold while lawmakers recover from a pandemic-policy hangover.
Drug costs lead millions in the US to not take medications as prescribed, according to CDC
Millions of adults in the United States are not taking their medications as prescribed because of costs, according to a...
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