
KFF posts latest data on COVID-19, flu, RSV and more.
Richard Payerchin is senior editor of Medical Economics.

KFF posts latest data on COVID-19, flu, RSV and more.

Feds announce charges in Michigan-based ring involving doctors visiting patients at home.

BD says results could be available within two hours.

Business model, technology key to projected revenue growth through 2026.

Analyst examines factors that leave industry sectors at risk.

Urgency growing as president announces end to COVID-19 public health emergency.

Abrupt cutoff ‘would create wide-ranging chaos’ in health care, White House says.

AMGA publishes data on medical group management processes.

Older adults are interested in results, but technology needs to stick and be easy to use.

Frontline health care workers should feel valued. How to get there?

Probe announced as staffing storages are predicted among top concerns in health care this year.

President, administration tout national record for health insurance coverage.

Diversity in the workplace can help workforce well-being.

Within the industry, physicians’ offices lead some measures as nursing care facilities need workers.

New rules have open comment periods now.

Congress, U.S. government agencies have a role in helping physicians.

Family physicians lead charge to get issue on federal agenda early in 2023.

Electronic health records are part of the problem.

Pair will ‘evaluate customer response’ and possibly expand to additional stores.

Age, politics are factors as Gallup poll measures feelings in general and in personal experience.

Study examines mortality rates as admissions surged in 2020.

If physicians feel burned out, they need to seek help.

Study examines patient reactions and limitations to online meetings with surgeons.

Measuring staff feelings across institutions is the baseline for improvement.

New Congress convened this month, but national discourse must continue on reimbursements, prior authorizations, and more.

President speaks on need for systemic changes that will make a difference for physicians in the workplace.

Positive work, learning environments and culture as a priority area.

Gallup Poll finds ‘2022 a challenging year for many Americans.’

Veterans Health Administration study finds decrease in burnout as some notifications increased.

Recognizing the problem and listening to doctors are key first steps.