A pre-election candidate survey lands two weeks before CMS sets the next round of rural health awards, which partly score states on nurse practitioner rules.
|Articles|September 28, 2020
Physicians worldwide concerned about vaccine hesitancy
Author(s)Todd Shryock, Logan Lutton
If a COVID vaccine is developed, will patients get it?
Advertisement
While a potential COVID vaccine is being worked on by pharmaceutical companies, questions remain about patients’ willingness to get inoculated. If enough people refuse the vaccine, its effect on public health with be minimal.
The results are concerning.
Advertisement
Related to this article
National Association of ACOs hosts leader at fall conference.
KFF's pre-election poll found voters trust Democrats over Republicans on health care costs by 20 points, and public support for a single government plan moves sharply depending on the argument people hear.
A new University of Michigan poll finds most older adults barely review their coverage at open enrollment, and the fallout lands in the exam room and the billing office.
What happens to kidney care when Medicare’s CKCC model sunsets and LEAD begins?
Restrictive covenants can force employed physicians to sell their homes and leave their communities for better opportunities. Here's how to narrow geographic, time and termination terms up front.
Encora X1, an FDA-cleared wrist device, uses mechanical rather than electrical neurostimulation, giving VA clinicians an option for patients who can't tolerate medication or have implanted electrical devices.
Advertisement
Advertisement
Trending on Medical Economics
1
NPs are registering new practices at nearly 6 times the 2019 rate
2
Flu activity climbs on West Coast; Boston physician sentenced in telemedicine fraud; AI chatbot interviews primary care patients — Morning Medical Update
3
Patients would rather wait for a clinician’s review than get an instant AI answer to medical questions
4
ACOs are 'the best way to deliver health care,' CMS chief Dr. Oz says
5