Tag: healthcare

This Women's History Month, as we reflect on the names of women who have made an impact in healthcare, we must also remember the countless women whose names have been ...

If you're a nurse, resident, doctor, or another healthcare worker, should you be worried? How likely is a medical draft? And if one were to occur, what would it look ...

A dozen physicians from Ohio and Michigan were sentenced to prison on Wednesday for their involvement in a $250 million healthcare fraud scheme that exploited patients suffering from opioid addiction, ...

The American healthcare system has unique financial hydraulics, a sophisticated and opaque "Game" that depends on self-insured employers to make and keep providers whole for the perceived "underfunding" by public ...

Private data sharing between organizations can facilitate rapid innovation in healthcare, especially by enabling AI development using previously inaccessible data. However, there are multiple barriers healthcare institutions currently face when ...

Almost 60% of healthcare workers who contracted COVID-19 but felt well enough to go back to work still tested positive on rapid antigen tests after isolating for 5 days, researchers ...

The State of Rhode Island Office of the Attorney General issued a civil investigative demand to UnitedHealthCare of New England this past week after a security breach at the Rhode ...

The United Nations' Universal Declaration of Human Rights, signed in 1948, set up the framework that healthcare is a human right. Article 25 of the document stated that, "everyone has ...

Ninety-four percent of nurses report that there's either "a lot" or "some" racism in their profession, according to a new survey. The primary area where racism is experienced by nurses ...

Since the beginning of the COVID-19 pandemic, major worldwide efforts have been made to limit the spread of the disease, adjust healthcare systems, develop treatments, and deploy vaccines. According to ...