Todd Shryock

Do people believe that AI can improve care and reduce costs?

Pre-pandemic levels still prove elusive as hospitals look for new strategies

Report shows that health care employees are struggling thanks to poor company policies and training content.

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Study finds doctors more likely to listen to patient preferences if they are white and make at least $75,000 a year

Many medical professionals see an industry in crisis with no solutions in sight

Report shows that despite many obstacles, health care deals are still being pursued by investors

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Health care sector employees tend to have very poor passwords, study finds

Study identifies gene variant that causes a type of hypertension and a cure for it

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More than 200 nursing organizations send letter to congress supporting the bill

Study finds mounting costs and confusing billing statements are taking a toll on Americans' health

Profits and cash reserves increased, but charity care stagnant

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Understanding the generational differences in password habits can help secure your practice

Health care continues to be a top target for hackers, and IT professionals may overestimate their abilities to prevent attacks from happening.

High expenses continue to hurt overall results

Talk of AI dominated the health conference, but there were plenty of other featured technology innovations and strategies

The chief medical officer for Amazon Pharmacy talks about consolidation, burnout, and what Amazon’s entry into health care means for doctors.

Even a doubling of median total compensation was not enough to keep up with record inflation rates

Navigating payer denials requires the most expertise to handle within revenue cycle management

Nasal spray provides additional tool for harm reduction groups and first responders

AI-powered technology can automatically generate notes that are integrated into the patient’s record

Primary care physician claims down 13% in that same timeframe

Survey shows majority of employers maintaining or adding to existing programs for employees

Survey shows that the technology is only going to get more pervasive – and accepted – as time goes on

Interventions aimed at reducing work-related stress for healthcare workers showed some improvement in how people coped with stress up to a year later

Dr. Rochelle Walensky is stepping down at the end of June

Despite increased provider productivity and revenues, inflation continues to burden hospitals and health systems