Last week we went over advice on how to craft a healthcare or policy message—one meant to alert people to the dangers of a certain disease and...Read More »
A health equity initiative launched by the American Medical Association, Brigham & Women’s Hospital, and The Joint Commission is designed to...Read More »
Events such as the May 14 grocery story shooting in Buffalo, New York, and the May 24 school shooting in Uvalde, Texas, can be triggering for...Read More »
RaDonda Vaught, the former Vanderbilt University Medical Center nurse who accidentally gave a patient a fatal dose of the wrong medicine, was...Read More »
A survey of physicians found that a significant proportion of the clinicians had experienced mistreatment in the prior year, with patients and...Read More »
Too often, Black and Brown women in the United States are afraid of what will happen to them and their child before, during, and after birth, said...Read More »
Ask any healthcare executive to name the biggest issue that will demand their attention in 2022, and the response will be staffing shortages and...Read More »
Last week we wrote about the refugee crisis in Ukraine and what it means for our healthcare system. There are about 26 million refugees living...Read More »
