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Physician Assistants and Nurse Practitioners may ease projected physician shortage
Recent studies have explored the projected shortage of physicians and have highlighted an increase in
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The transition to ICD-10 from ICD-9 is making a big splash within the medical coding field. According to a recent survey 22% of hospital
New Report highlights mHealth and Cloud Technology's impact on today's Healthcare
The new PSFK "Future of Health" report highlights wearable technology, game therapy, patient DIY diagnostic
Due to a friendly regulatory environment, as well as the upsurge in market cap, it was a good year for the biotech and pharmaceutical industry
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No big surprises, here. California's nearly $60B in medtech revenue, and Georgia's over 400 life science firms are particularly notable. Indiana's the place
Most of the companies on this list have had a rather fair 2012, despite latent regulatory and financial uncertainty in 2011. The medical device subsection
Molecular Diagnostics Industry: We have seen the global molecular testing and diagnostics industry nearly double since 2007. Its valuation then was $3.7B. This year the
On August 18th, 2013, medical device manufacturers filing Investigational Device Exemption (IDE) will encounter a more streamlined and updated application process, according to the US
Nurses are the unsung heroes of the medical world. In some circles, the doctors receive the lion's share of the credit, while nurses take on the tasks that your average doctor would be unable
It can be difficult to staff a healthcare facility, especially with the shortage of qualified professionals plaguing the industry recently. Sometimes, getting the best staff available requires the relocation of your employees. However, convincing qualified
Since 2020, we have been hammered with chaotic occurrences that have made it hard to remain motivated. With the COVID-19 pandemic isolating us from friends and family, combined with other unfortunate incidents, morale has
Healthcare as an industry has been in crisis mode since the beginning of the pandemic. Even beforehand, staffing was nearing an all-time low in hospitals across the country. Patient acuity demands focused attention, but
The story of Mother of Mercy Assisted Living Facility is one instance that encapsulates the wide-scale struggles with long-term care staffing throughout the pandemic.
It started with one resident testing positive for
There was something that felt post-apocalyptic about the beginning of the pandemic.
Look no further than New York, where the Cuomo Administration mandated that assisted care facilities take in COVID-19 patients from
Innovations are coming fast and furious in the medical manufacturing supply chain space.
According to an article from Packaging Technology Today, the following factors are pushing this need for new approaches and technologies:
Healthcare workers have gone through the wringer this past 14 months.
Yet, despite the barrage of COVID patients, worries about their own health (mental and physical), and resources being stretched thin, medical professionals continue
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