The study found that discontinuing supplementary electrophysical agents in outpatient rehabilitation led to increased patient visits, improved operational efficiency, and higher employee satisfaction. These changes suggest benefits for patient care, ...
Men often overlook osteoporosis, a condition associated with aging that weakens bones, increasing fracture risks. Screening and treatment could improve outcomes.
Achieving HRO status in healthcare requires a unified strategy emphasizing cultural change, leadership, safety, continuous improvement, and measurable progress to enhance patient outcomes and care quality.
In this episode of SoundPractice, Lisa Kern, MD, MPH, explores U.S. healthcare challenges, fragmentation, care coordination, and AI's role in delivery, offering insights into systemic reform.
Imposter syndrome affects accomplished individuals who doubt their abilities, fearing exposure as frauds. It’s common in new roles, linked to perfectionism, and impacts leadership and self-confidence dynamics.
Imposter syndrome affects accomplished individuals who doubt their abilities, fearing exposure as frauds. It’s common in new roles, linked to perfectionism, and impacts leadership and self-confidence dynamics.
The proposed legislation reduces federal health care funding, increases Medicaid out-of-pocket costs, restricts ACA marketplace access, and withdraws subsidies for many lawfully present immigrants, likely raising premiums and straining local systems.
Recent Stark Law updates affect physician ownership, hospital relocation, and compliance. Doctors must stay informed and delegate compliance tasks to avoid legal and audit risks.
This episode discusses the importance of self-regulation and proactive measures within the medical community to ensure that aging surgeons maintain the necessary physical and cognitive abilities to practice safely. It underscores the commitment to pa...
Effective healthcare leadership relies on collaboration, communication, and contingency planning to improve outcomes, satisfaction, and resilience, while managing conflict and resources.
Despite ongoing complaints, Ballad Health's monopoly in Tennessee now faces lower standards and limited public data access. Critics argue the new grading system favors the corporation over patient care.
