Proactive Efforts Needed to Ease Work Overload, Burnout in Health Care
In a recently published study, the prevalence of burnout ranged from 45.6% in non-clinical staff to 56.0% in nurses.
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One-Third of US Physicians Report Ever Being Sued
Length of time in practice, specialty, and gender impact likelihood of being sued
DEA Extends Telemedicine for Prescribing Controlled Meds as Pandemic Measures End
Extension through Nov. 11, 2023, gives DEA and HHS a chance to consider revisions and public comments regarding proposals offered March 1
Telemedicine Continues to Benefit Small Solo Practices
These groups were able to adapt quickly during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Prior Authorization Increases Use of Health Care Resources, Physicians Say
Furthermore, vast majority of physicians report high administrative burden associated with prior authorization
Artificial Intelligence Has Potential to Improve Clinical Medicine
Investigators report promising results with an AI algorithm that can identify and distinguish between 2 heart conditions that challenge even expert cardiologists.
Poll Shows More Americans Worried About Health Care Understaffing
Almost three out of four people who needed health care in the past six months experienced delays or challenges in getting that care
Cybercriminals Pose a Growing Threat to Health Care Providers
Ransomware attacks are on the upswing due to the advent of novel technology platforms.
Telehealth Benefits Patients, Addresses Climate Change
Across a statewide academic health system in California, telehealth use cut down on travel distance, time, and cost and reduced the number of injuries and deaths from motor vehicle accidents, according to investigators.
Medical Practices Face Widespread Staff Shortages
Physician retirements and challenges in recruiting and retaining staff are among the reasons medical practices are struggling with staff shortages.
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