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Improving healthcare during the post-COVID era

December 20, 2025

Quality & Errors, Infection Control

Amy Compton-Phillips, MD, has only ever wanted to serve in healthcare. Thirty years ago, she started a practice on the East Coast. In 1993, she joined Kaiser Permanente as a front-line internist. Over...

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Coronavirus pandemic drives growth of hospital at home programs

December 20, 2025

Environment and Facilities, Infection Control

After modest uptake for nearly three decades, hospital at home programs are now growing faster across the country due to the coronavirus pandemic. Johns Hopkins Medicine launched the country’s firs...

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DNV to return to unannounced surveys September 7

July 02, 2021

DNV Healthcare announces it is returning full unannounced, onsite surveys as of September 7. PHE could continue through year's end. ...

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The Chief Medical Officer’s role in addressing health equity

December 20, 2025

Health Equity

A chief medical executive has a key role to play in addressing health equity, the new chief medical executive at Clive, Iowa-based MercyOne says. Hijinio Carreon, DO, was recently named to the newly c...

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FDA updates recommendations on reprocessing of flexible bronchoscopes

June 28, 2021

Infection Control, Patient Safety

FDA issues new recommmendations on reprocessing flexible bronchoscopes. ...

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New workplace violence prevention requirements will require tough questions

June 25, 2021

Workplace safety, Accreditation & Survey Preparation

Implementing The Joint Commission’s (TJC) workplace violence prevention requirements is going to take a multidisciplinary committee that is not afraid to ask hard questions about your organization’s c...

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Top three reasons to continue mask mandates for patients and staff

June 16, 2021

The top three reasons to continue to require patients, staff, visitors, and vendors to wear masks. ...

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Coronavirus pandemic has eroded physician trust in several areas, survey finds

December 20, 2025

Leadership & Finance, Healthcare Staff, Infection Control

Physicians are essential players in the healthcare system. When physicians lack trust in institutions, sectors, and colleagues, it erodes healthcare’s fundamental grounding in a series of human relati...

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Refusals, safety concerns impeded nurses' efforts to mobilize intubated patients

December 20, 2025

Patient Safety, Policies and Procedures

Critical care nurses frequently did not mobilize intubated patients receiving mechanical ventilation because the patient was uncooperative, according to a new study published in American Journal of Cr...

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Physician shortage could be as high as 124,000 by 2034, study finds

December 20, 2025

Patient Safety, Healthcare Staff

By 2034, there will be a shortage of physicians ranging from 37,800 to 124,000, according to a recent report prepared for the Association of American Medical Colleges. The AAMC has published seven ...

Improving healthcare during the post-COVID era

Coronavirus pandemic drives growth of hospital at home programs

DNV to return to unannounced surveys September 7

The Chief Medical Officer’s role in addressing health equity

FDA updates recommendations on reprocessing of flexible bronchoscopes

New workplace violence prevention requirements will require tough questions

Top three reasons to continue mask mandates for patients and staff

Coronavirus pandemic has eroded physician trust in several areas, survey finds

Refusals, safety concerns impeded nurses' efforts to mobilize intubated patients

Physician shortage could be as high as 124,000 by 2034, study finds

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