[ad_1] Americans generally don’t spend much time thinking about the nation’s blood supply. That’s mainly because the collection and distribution system is safe and efficient. But there’s a […]

[ad_1] A patient comes in expecting to be seen at 11:30 but sits in the waiting room until noon or even longer. Potential conflict. A physician expects a […]

[ad_1] Medical schools have increasingly been describing themselves as anti-racist. The term seems straightforward and as a result has been easy to incorporate into our lexicon. Being anti-racist […]

[ad_1] Can you give us some background on these pharmacy benefit manager lawsuits? Which companies have been sued and what are the allegations? It’s more of who hasn’t […]

[ad_1] In the absence of federal regulations specifically governing the collection and use of patient-generated health data, providers tend to rely on more general rules and guidelines about […]

[ad_1] At Elks Children’s Eye Clinic, planners centered their thinking around visual impairments and identifying flaws in current designs. The NBBJ team walked through OHSU’s Casey Eye Institute […]

[ad_1] When it comes to internal board service, high-profile health system executives often serve on at least five, according to Modern Healthcare’s analysis. They range from individual hospital […]

[ad_1] Employers continue to pay hospitals more than double the amount Medicare would pay for the same services, a new study shows. Private employer-sponsored health plans paid hospitals […]

[ad_1] Despite the risks posed by COVID-19, hospitals continued to perform eight common, low-value procedures during the first year of the pandemic at a rate similar to 2019, […]

[ad_1] Could this data be used in a criminal prosecution? The short answer is yes. “It’s almost surreal that in some states using a period app could get […]