The Future of Medicine: How Care Delivery Is Changing
The healthcare system is poised to change more in the next decade than it has in the past 50 years. At the root of this dynamic is an aging population and a pandemic that is transforming the way healthcare is delivered.
Healthcare Delivery Post-Pandemic
The COVID-19 pandemic has generated a wave of changes in how healthcare is delivered, but what are the long-term benefits and can they be sustained?
Tips for Recruiting Healthcare Talent
While job growth is great news for the healthcare industry, it poses a critical problem since there is a major shortage of trained professionals. These key strategies can help recruit talent and fill jobs.
Evolving from Sick Care to Well Care
Embracing a preventive healthcare model can help to reduce spending and improve patient outcomes, but it will require a seismic shift in mindset by patients, providers and payers.
The Changing Face of Primary Care
How health systems and providers are adapting to new dynamics and demands in primary care.
Addressing Workplace Violence in Healthcare Facilities
With a significant rise in workplace violence in the healthcare industry, measures are being taken to address and prevent it.
Combating the Shortage of Primary and Specialty Care Physicians
Realizing that a shortage of physicians is on the horizon, academic medicine is making diligent efforts to identify its causes and make changes to reverse course.
Banishing Burnout in Healthcare Settings
As healthcare providers become increasingly overwhelmed by workplace demand, interventions and treatments are needed at the individual and organizational level.
Concierge Medicine: Reinventing Primary Care
Is the concierge practice model the future of healthcare?
VA Rule Expands Scope of Advanced-Practice Registered Nurses
The Veterans Affairs (VA) Department has issued a rule that will allow all advanced-practice registered nurses, with the exception of certified registered nurse anesthetists, to practice to their full authority at VA facilities.
