After experiencing significant turnover in the wake of COVID-19, NYC Health + Hospitals adopted a series of effective solutions to attract and retain nursing talent, while building a sustainable and supportive work environment.
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New stroke guidelines a 'huge step forward,' Northwestern cardiologist says
The American Heart Association and American Stroke Association recently published updated guidelines for the prevention of stroke. Some of the key updates include the utilization of GLP-1 medications and an emphasis on prevention of stroke in women.&nb…
St. Luke's acquisition of Grand View Health in 'full swing'
Bethlehem, Pa.-based St. Luke’s University Health Network’s planned acquisition of Grand View Health in Sellersville, Pa., is underway.
Ascension chief clinical officer to transition to new C-suite role
Richard Fogel, MD, executive vice president and chief clinical officer at St. Louis-based Ascension, will transition to the new role of chief health outcomes officer.
5 ASC 'nuclear' verdicts in 5 years
So-called “nuclear verdicts,” defined as jury awards of more than $10 million in civil cases, have been on the rise across healthcare.
The 2nd Trump administration takes shape
President-elect Donald Trump is assembling his cabinet and senior staff for his upcoming term.
The 2nd Trump administration takes shape
President-elect Donald Trump is assembling his cabinet and senior staff for his upcoming term.
Genomic test shows promise in diagnosing complex infections
A diagnostic test developed by researchers at the University of California San Francisco aims to help physicians identify causes of severe infections by analyzing DNA and RNA to detect a range of pathogens.
Whoopi Goldberg unveils CommonSpirit Health partnership on 'The View'
Chicago-based CommonSpirit Health has teamed up with a new women’s sports channel founded by actor and TV host Whoopi Goldberg.
New Jersey cardiologist gets 35 months in prison for fraud scheme
Fazal Panezai, MD, a cardiologist of Morganville, N.J., was sentenced to 35 months in prison for a healthcare fraud scheme.
