Top 10 Patient Safety Concerns for 2017
A new report says poor information management and faulty CDS implementation pose risks to patients.
Tips to Prove You’re the Best Fit for Any Healthcare Job
No matter the job you’re interviewing for, you’re likely to be asked why you’re a good fit for the position.
The Case for Removing Barriers to APRN Practice
Despite notable progress toward full practice authority for APRNs, much work remains.
Dave’s Blog: How Do We Measure Our Worth?
How do NPs and PAs measure their worth, when they can only bill at 85%?
Three-Part Patient Satisfaction Tool for Hospitalists
A short and simple way to improve your patient satisfaction scores in the hospital.
Best Tips to Help Avoid Negative Physical Reactions in Patients
Here are a few quick reminders on how to make things go as smoothly as possible for your patients and yourself.
Social Networking with Purpose: A Guide for OTs
1.86 billion Facebook users and myself agree: online networking platforms represent one of the best technological advances in recent years.
Intensive Speech Therapy Helps Months after Stroke
Chronic aphasia, the inability to understand or express speech well due to brain damage from stroke, affects about 30 percent of stroke survivors.
Opposition Grows to ‘Workplace Wellness’ Bill That Would Scale Back Genetic Privacy
The bill, approved by a House committee last week, would eliminate long-standing genetic privacy protections from workplace wellness programs.
High U.S. Drug Prices Cover Pharma’s Global R&D—and a Whole Lot More, Study Finds
A new study found that Big Pharma makes more from high U.S. drug prices than it spends on research around the world.