The American Heart Association warned that healthcare affordability has reached “a crisis point.” In an April 30 Presidential Advisory, the organization outlined the current state of affordability, what’s driving the crisis and possible solutions. The advisory was informed by research…
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Baptist Health Fort Smith (Ark.) plans to close its cardiology clinic and end related services as part of a broader restructuring effort, according to an April 29 report by CBS affiliate KSFM-5News. The changes follow earlier cuts, including the April…
Health systems are facing a convergence of rising outpatient demand and tightening margins, forcing real estate decisions into the strategic spotlight. At the same time, limited construction and 92.7 percent occupancy rates are tightening supply. Delayed decisions can result in…
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Provider data errors contribute to billions in annual denied-claim waste. Physicians and staff spend up to 13 hours per week navigating prior authorizations and denials, with a meaningful share tied to data errors. And 90% of patients say accurate provider…
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Imagine a supply chain function that decides in real time, not in retrospect — one connected to clinical workflows, utilization patterns and patient demographics, not just invoices and purchase orders. That shift is what separates a procurement-driven model from an…
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- Bruce Radcliff
- David Reitzel
When two long-standing neurologists scaled back their hospital involvement, Nash UNC Health Care faced an immediate gap in specialty coverage. Recruitment efforts came up short. Patient transfers to higher levels of care climbed. Care teams absorbed the strain. Leadership at…
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Walk into almost any hospital ED today and behavioral health patients are waiting — sometimes for days. Inpatient units are holding patients with nowhere to safely discharge to. Outpatient referrals go unmet. And more than one-third of Americans live in…
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Cancer care now generates more data than any clinician can act on alone. Guidelines evolve. Clinical trials open and close. Testing windows pass before decisions get made. The result is oncology teams managing real complexity with workflows that haven’t caught…
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- Timothy Showalter, MD, Chief Medical Officer, Viz.ai
- Rebecca Maniago, PharmD, BCOP, Senior Director of Oncology, Viz.ai
- Douglas Flora, MD, Medical Oncologist, Executive Medical Director, St. Elizabeth Cancer Center
- Michael Z. Kharouta, MD, Radiation Oncology, Radiation Oncology Consultants - Chicago, IL
A jury awarded $7.65 million in damages to the family of a Kansas man who allegedly contracted a fatal infection from a contaminated device while undergoing heart surgery at Kansas City-based University of Kansas Hospital, The Kansas City Star reported…
Caring for patients with recurrent pericarditis often requires navigating uncertainty, repeated flares and fragmented care pathways. This webinar offers a closer look at how programs are addressing these challenges through structured, evidence-informed care models. Clinicians from Oregon Health & Science…
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- David M. German, MD, MPH, FACC
- Dor Lotan, MD
- Jordan Lindekens, AGACNP, MSN