In October, the American Nurses Foundation launched a free program, in partnership with the United Health Foundation, aimed at transforming workplace culture to address nurse mental health.
The CDC reported that acute respiratory illness levels remain moderate across the U.S., with influenza-related emergency department visits still high, RSV visits at moderate levels and COVID-19 visits considered at low levels.
Political action group 314 Action, a national grassroots organization that works to elect Democrats with science and medical backgrounds, has launched a campaign to elect 100 physicians to state offices and Congress by 2030.
As the healthcare industry continues to embrace digital innovation, artificial intelligence continues to play an increasingly pivotal role in helping to optimize supply chain operations.
The American Board of Medical Specialties has denied the American Board of Cardiovascular Medicine’s request to create an independent board for cardiology.
As a shortage of physicians persists across the U.S. and physician satisfaction buckles under increased administrative burdens and other job pressure, some leaders find that physicians are less present in healthcare leadership roles.
With a flurry of federal updates coming out of Washington as the Trump administration continues to take shape, here are eight federal policy updates relevant to ASC leaders and physicians:
Columbus-based OhioHealth has more than $1 billion in projects underway — including the construction of a new women’s health center — to address growing care needs.
Members of the Federation of Nurses/United Federation of Teachers have approved a new labor contract with NYU Langone Hospital-Brooklyn, part of New York City-based NYU Langone Health.