SPOTLIGHT -
Keith A. Reynolds is the editor of Physicians Practice.
Merck seeks EUA for COVID-19 antiviral treatment
After promising result in clinical trials, the company has submitted data to regulatory bodies across the globe.
Primary care stays strong despite pandemic
Despite the difficulty of the COVID-19 pandemic, primary care has remained resilient and used telehealth to bridge the gap.
White House report: COVID-19 vaccine mandates working
The Biden administration says that vaccination mandates are not leading to the mass resignations in health that some expected.
Monthly jobs report shows healthcare hiring stagnating
There wasn’t much change in healthcare hiring in September.
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Pfizer submits application for child COVID-19 vaccine EUA
The drug has proven effective in patients between 5 and 11 years old, according to Pfizer.
FREE physician Bootcamp starts today
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Study: Hospital mergers decreasing, revenue still high
The third quarter saw a decrease in mergers and acquisitions, but the deals that did happen were among organizations with high revenues.
Free physician bootcamp starts tomorrow
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Avoiding medical malpractice suits
Preemptive actions can limit a physician’s exposure to litigation
Only a few more days until the FREE physician bootcamp
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Study: Millennial nurses most likely to quit, many plan to leave organizations
The results could mean trouble for practices already struggling with staffing due to the pandemic.
Where does healthcare communication stand in 2021?
Smartphones and tablets are on the rise, while pagers fall out of fashion.
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COVID-19 antiviral pill shows promise in trial
Merck plans to submit data on the antiviral pill and apply for emergency use authorization.
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Study: U.S. health insurance market highly concentrated
Health insurers having so much market power due to concentration can harm patients.
Study: Life expectancy gap between Black and white Americans closing
The life expectancy gap has closed nearly 50 percent in the past 30 years.
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Survey: Uptick in COVID-19 vaccination tied to Delta, hospitalizations, deaths
The leading causes of the bump in COVID-19 vaccination are tied to the impact of the disease.
ACP calls for physician well-being support during COVID-19
Physician well-being has taken a beating throughout the COVID-19 pandemic.
ONC: App integration with EHR on the rise
The number of apps that integrate with EHR systems is on the rise.
Study: Ransomware attacks on healthcare can lead to higher mortality rate
About a quarter of healthcare providers report increased mortality rates due to ransomware.
The Medical Economics Physician Bootcamp is next week
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Coronavirus Delta variant, vaccine, and case numbers in the United States: Sept. 27, 2021
How many novel coronavirus (COVID-19) cases were announced today?
CDC gives go ahead to Pfizer COVID-19 boosters
CDC Director Walensky overrode an agency panel to recommend the shots for healthcare workers.
Study: Small bump in physician retirements in worst month of pandemic
April 2020 saw more than 1 percent of doctors retire.
Pandemic expected to push hospital losses throughout 2021
Kaufman Hall believe hospitals across the country will lose about $54 billion in net incomes.
FDA authorizes Pfizer boosters for patients over 65, at high risk of COVID-19
The agency did not recommend the additional shots for the general public.