How Tweaking Therapies Can Help Mental Health Treatment
Not all therapies work the same in every patient, but that’s not the biggest challenge in treating mental health. This is.
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Six Skills You Need to Have
Nine Ways to Reduce Hospital Readmissions from Hospital Executives
Successful hospitals share the strategies they have used to reduce readmissions.
Five Ways to Improve the Patient Experience
Three Ways Health Organizations Can Improve Data Use
The amount of data in healthcare is growing, but that’s not necessarily translating to improved patient outcomes. Here’s why.
Asthma drug mix-up may pose safety risk
A pharma maker is recalling one lot of an allergy medication because the bottles mistakenly contain this medication.
Six Surprising Ways COPD Can Affect Patient Health
These six medical conditions often accompany COPD, and providers should heed them as warning signs.
Top Barriers to Effective COPD Treatment
Progress in treating chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD) is stymied by many factors. Here are the most problematic.
Deadly infection linked to common diabetes drugs
FDA is warning that a deadly infection has been reported with a widely used class of diabetes drugs.
New Drug Pricing Tools Could Save Money
In response to the lack of transparency, health organizations are creating drug pricing tools that deliver patient-specific pricing. Here’s how they work.
Create a Successful Leadership Development Program at Your Health System
Eastern Maine Healthcare System’s program helps up-and-coming leaders gain the skills to best situate the healthcare organization for future success
Eight Tips for Running More Effective Meetings
Five Healthcare Leadership Needs Fueled by Value-Based Care
Value-based reimbursement models require different leadership to align the practice and move it forward around a team-based model of care.
Ten Simple Ways Health Plans Can Retain More Members
Retaining members is important for any health plan. Obviously there will always be defections, but many can be prevented.
Three Things You Might Not Know About Medicare Coverage
A report by eHealth, Inc., has surprising findings about seniors transitioning from unsubsidized ACA plans into Medicare
Critical Feature Missing from Hospital Digital Rounding Tools
A report from KLAS Research ranks sheds light on these popular tools and how vendors are missing the mark.
CMS Changes Remote Monitoring Pay: What Health Execs Should Know
Executives speculate on what’s next following the remote patient monitoring CMS rule.
Promising New Technology on Horizon for Migraine Patients
Promising new technology/biotechnology is on the horizon for migraine sufferers, according to a headache expert from Cleveland Clinic.
This Drug Spending Trend May Surprise You
A new forecast reveals an important focus point for healthcare execs in the quest to manage pharma costs.
Top 3 new drugs to treat rare diseases
FDA recently approved a new treatment for 2 rare types of non-Hodgkin lymphomas, as well as a new drug to treat hereditary angiodema and 1 for Fabry disease. Here are the top three new drugs to treat rare diseases.
The Smart Technology That Will Boost Diabetes Care
Cutting-edge technologies, as well as upgrades to existing technology tools, will improve diabetes care. Here's how.
FDA warns CBD supplement maker
While FDA approved the first drug containing cannibidiol (CBD), it is cracking down on certain other CBD products marketed as supplements.
Unwavering Costs Fuel Need For New Diabetes Treatment Paradigm
Survey: How Your Peers Respond to Cancer Care Challenges
Cancer is one of the top deadliest diseases in the world and can be difficult to treat. We want to hear from you about your current challenges and what you think about future prospects in cancer therapy.
What Health Execs Can Do to Improve Care for Cancer Survivors
Cancer survivorship expert Barbara Tofani, RN, MSN, shares how Hunterdon Regional Cancer Center’s program in New Jersey helps to better coordinate and deliver cancer care.
Mental Healthcare Program Meets Unique Needs of Military
Combat stress, PTSD, depression, anxiety, and substance use disorder are genuine, serious and treatable medical conditions. Here’s how one operator is tackling all of them.
Opinion: Health Execs Take a Community-Based Approach to Mental Health
To help build a stronger community support system and strategy around mental health, here are three tips for managed care organizations.
CMS Proposal Expands Telehealth Coverage: What Payers Should Do Now
A HealthMine survey has interesting results about Medicare Advantage members’ knowledge about virtual care. Here’s six ways to reach them.
Tools That Promote Payer-Provider Collaboration
Reasons organizations have traditionally had for not sharing data with each other are breaking down, opening a new type of conversation between payers and providers. Here’s how.
Three Ways Tech Can Help Mental Health
Increasingly, healthcare organizations are relying on information technology (IT) solutions to increase the reach-and efficacy-of healthcare. Here’s how technology can help mental health, too.
