You don’t give the same dose of medication to every patient, and the same is true with training healthcare staff, says Robert Lloyd, PhD, a vice...Read More »
Thea Rosenbaum, MD, MBA, is the chief clinical transformation officer at the University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences (UAMS) and has experience...Read More »
One of the many lessons learned during the COVID-19 pandemic is that medical gas system capacity is an important consideration. I suspect a lot of...Read More »
In 2022, the Queen’s University in Kingston, Ontario embarked on a journey to prune away the rules that hindered care and comfort in their...Read More »
If you could break any rule in service of a better experience for patients or healthcare staff, what would it be? What rules create complexity and...Read More »
Urinary tract infections are one of the most common healthcare-associated infections. Urinary catheters are also one of the most common medical...Read More »
While artificial intelligence might be headline news, healthcare and medicine will remain the domain of human caregivers for a long time to come....Read More »
Hospitals no longer must worry about new—or in some cases even old—ligature risk extension requests (LRER) for deficiencies that cannot be...Read More »
