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Clinical Care
More Than 100,000 Medicare Patients Had Unnecessary Surgeries in First Year of Pandemic
Christopher Cheney | May 20, 2022
The negative consequences of unnecessary surgeries include avoidable complications, increased costs of care, and opportunity costs.
Clinical Care
Quarter of Hospitalized Medicare Patients Experienced Harm in October 2018
Christopher Cheney | May 16, 2022
The findings of the inspector general study are similar to Medicare data reported in 2010.
Clinical Care
The Leapfrog Group: 33% of U.S. Hospitals Earn "A" Grade for Patient Safety
Christopher Cheney | May 10, 2022
The watchdog group also released a report that shows patient experience in the inpatient setting has declined significantly during the...
Clinical Care
Primary Care Spending Linked to Care Quality, Cost Savings
John Commins | May 03, 2022
Primary care spending, as a percentage of overall spending, varied widely among the eight health plan products examined in the...
Covid-19
Despite Losing Federal Money, California Is Still Testing Uninsured Residents for COVID — For Now
Kaiser Health News | April 25, 2022
Absent free options, people without health insurance could pay as much as several hundred dollars out-of-pocket depending on where they...
Clinical Care
Persistent Problem: High C-Section Rates Plague the South
Kaiser Health News | April 14, 2022
High C-section rates have persisted ? and in some states, such as Alabama and Kentucky, even grown slightly ? despite...
Nursing
A Travel Nurse Leaves Fears of Hospital Drug Tampering Across Three States
Kaiser Health News | April 14, 2022
The travel nurse, Jacqueline Brewster, 52, of Belfry, Kentucky, was arrested by her local sheriff's this week office on undisclosed...
Human Resources
The Pandemic Exacerbates the 'Paramedic Paradox' in Rural America
Kaiser Health News | April 07, 2022
Paramedics are hard to come by, and a long-standing workforce shortage has been exacerbated by turnover and resignations related to...
Innovation
New mHealth App Helps Providers ID Marijuana, CBD Interactions With Other Drugs
Eric Wicklund | April 06, 2022
Penn State researchers have developed an mHealth app that allows care providers and pharmacists to identify drug-drug interactions at the...
Nursing
Why nurses are raging and quitting after the RaDonda Vaught verdict
Kaiser Health News | April 05, 2022
Nurses warn that the fallout will ripple through their profession, demoralizing and depleting the ranks of nurses already stretched thin...
Pharma
FDA Calls on Drugmakers to Be 'Recall Ready'
Ana Mulero | March 30, 2022
Final guidance is available that clarifies the agency's expectations about voluntary product recalls.
Nursing
Former Nurse's Criminal Conviction Will Have a 'Chilling Effect' on Healthcare
Carol Davis | March 28, 2022
Criminalizing RaDonda Vaught's 'unintentional' mistake is the 'wrong approach,' says Robyn Begley, CEO of AONL.
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