Re-opening may be occurring. But just because a place is open doesn’t mean that you should go inside.
Category: Policy
Although Coronavirus Has Brought Telehealth To The Forefront, Traditional Medicine Is Still Important
The Coronavirus has dramatically changed healthcare delivery models.
Upset with the government’s pandemic response? Let’s elect more scientists and doctors.
As a physician on the frontlines, l have watched in dismay as many U.S. states have begun to reopen from the lockdown. This is despite the fact that most of them do not fulfill the recommendations set forth by the White House. Those guidelines ask for …
The Trump Administration’s COVID-19 Non-Guidance About Reopening Nursing Homes to Family Visitors
The Trump Administration has little COVID-19 guidance for when families will be able to visit loved ones in nursing homes.
60% Of America’s CFOs Don’t Expect A Return To Normal Until At Least 2021
Most companies will continue to allow employees to work from home after the crisis is over, findings show.
Physician Assistant Pay Topped $113K Before Coronavirus Cut Hours And Jobs
Physician assistant compensation eclipsed $113,000 on average last year, but 2020 is likely to be a different story as reports of layoffs, furloughs and hour cuts amid the Coronavirus pandemic take toll.
Dow Falls 400 Points As Questions Are Raised Over Moderna’s Coronavirus Vaccine
Retail and bank stocks were hardest-hit on Tuesday.
Covid-19 Leadership: Who Has Failed And Who Is Leading The Way?
Who is doing what’s right during the Covid-19 crisis and who is not—a blunt assessment.
U.S. Preps Nursing Homes For Re-Opening To Visitors With ‘Rigorous’ Worker Coronavirus Testing
Before re-opening for patient visitors, nursing homes should testing all health workers inside weekly for the Coronavirus strain Covid-19 to ensure the facilities are virus free, the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services said Monday.
Here Is How Hospitals Can Start Accepting More Non-Coronavirus Patients
Hospital design experts Ryan Hullinger and Sarah Markovitz explain the many design changes that can help reopen hospitals for non-coronavirus patients, with many of them occurring before a patient sets foot on hospital grounds.
