
With massive shortages looming for both the number of physicians and nurses in the U.S. in the coming decades, immigrants are set to play a key role.
Todd Shryock is managing editor of Medical Economics.
With massive shortages looming for both the number of physicians and nurses in the U.S. in the coming decades, immigrants are set to play a key role.
Vast majority of the acquisitions have occurred in the last two years
As the health care market consolidates, what should an independent physician do?
Does consolidation in health care result in better pay or less administrative burden for physicians?
What impact has health care consolidation had on patient access to care and the continuity of care?
Major retailers tried to remake health care, but most have already abandoned their attempts. Will these setbacks deter other corporations and private equity firms from continuing to consolidate health care?
Can independent physicians survive in a market where consolidation is taking place all around them?
Is consolidation in health care living up to the promises to doctors and patients?
A survey of 2,100 Americans by Weiss & Paarz on American health care spending found some disturbing trends about affordability. It turns out that some common services are out of reach of the average patient.
The American Medical Association surveyed physicians on prior authorizations and the effect they have on patient care.
While no state is malpractice-free, some are much more litigious than others.
The study found that hospitalized patients whose care teams received AI-generated alerts about adverse changes in their health were 43% more likely to receive timely escalated care and significantly less likely to die.
40% of job seekers said they had a negative interview experience - how many mistakes are you making in the interview process that contributes to this?
Fed notes "modest" progress on inflation
Medical-related categories both increase slightly
Sen. Elizabeth Warren’s bill proposes stringent penalties and guardrails for health care executives who jeopardize patient safety and access to care.
Is your state one of the 10 states where you are most likely to get sued for malpractice
CHG Healthcare released its 2024 State of Locum Tenens Report, its annual assessment of the industry. Here are the key findings:
Furman S. McDonald, MD, MPH, brings more than 25 years of clinical experience as a practicing internist to the position
WM says Stericycle’s business will expand its environmental service offerings
Chamber has concerns about what the rule’s effect would be on businesses and employees
Innovative workflow at Penn Family Care reduces physician burnout and enhances efficiency
Consumer health company NowPatient created a health accessibility index. As part of that, they created a list of the 10 states with the highest health care spending per capita.
Taking on a level of risk by acting as your own insurance company can save money, when done correctly
Doximity study also points out a huge pay gap between male and female doctors
Mount Sinai study finds AI can predict hospital admissions in emergency departments
Program will channel money into developing advanced tools to help IT teams secure hospital environments
Study shows private insurers paid hospitals an average of 254% of what Medicare would have paid
AI was correct more than physicians, but it’s not ready to take over
Better scores equate to better patient care from new physicians