Adopting a Social Media Policy in Healthcare Settings
IF YOUR healthcare organization has never adopted a social media policy, or if it has been a while since your policy has been reviewed, now would be a good time to do so. It will protect patients, employees and reputations, while developing responsible and effective online communication.
The Physician Shortage and Its Effects on Healthcare
The dire projection of physician shortages in the U.S. could cause major problems for both patients and healthcare facilities. What’s being done to fix it?
Creating a Cybersecurity and Incidence Response Strategy for Small Offices
These no-cost tools can help small offices develop cyber attack prevention and mitigation plans, helping to protect their businesses.
Navigating the Medical Misinformation Age
When it comes to online health information, the Internet is a place where falsehoods flourish. Combating questionable content is no easy task, requiring education, legislation and diligence from stakeholders in the healthcare, scientific and public health communities.
Decatastrophizing Patient Fears
Your words, tone and body language can escalate patient fears, but they also have the power to ease anxiety and help patients cope.
Payment Complexity Demands Data Integrity
Healthcare payments are complex. Consider implementing these strategies to help manage your organization’s payment policies and workflows.
Meeting the Demand for Personalized Care
As a patient-driven priority, personalized healthcare is poised to become a permanent fixture in the public health landscape.
Understanding Drugs and Money in 2025
Specialty medications are an integral part of the first approach to treatment in an ever-increasing number of disease states, but costs have ballooned to an astronomical number.
Managing Care from Afar: The Challenges and Solutions of Long-Distance Health Management
Overseeing a loved one’s healthcare is stressful, especially when at a distance. These innovative strategies can help.
Hospital at Home: The Future of Care?
With its lower costs and patient preference, HaH is poised to alleviate some of the problems hospitals face, but there are obstacles to overcome before it becomes a mainstay program.
