The post-pandemic world has changed the way patients approach care for themselves and loved ones, reflecting the long-term impact created by Covid and creating a new healthcare landscape for providers ...

Health systems are thinking carefully about the new tools they put in nurses’ hands — and the way they’re trained to handle ...

This decline is largely due to the fact that time is a finite resource and so much of it is occupied with administrative burdens, complex paperwork and fragmented data systems — longtime ...

Two healthcare professional groups have launched an international competition to raise awareness about the patient care technician role among students and strengthen the future talent pipeline. The ...

How does a healthcare system keep its patients well cared for despite a nursing shortage? ChristianaCare, like many other healthcare systems across the nation, had to face this question in the last ...

In today’s healthcare ecosystem, digital channels are increasingly the first point of contact for patients. Digital tools have also become integral to daily workflows for physicians and patient access ...

Healthcare decision-makers increasingly recognize that patients who are more actively involved in their personal health care will experience better health outcomes and incur lower costs. While there ...

Altoona Area seniors Colton Chathams and Lanie Wilt perform cardiopulmonary resuscitation on manikins Wednesday during a lab at the Curry Innovation Center. The students are participating in a new ...

As digital health and telemedicine technologies continue to explode, patients are increasingly being drawn into their care in ways unlike ever before. And hospitals and health systems know they must ...

The global healthcare system is expected to face a shortage of 4.5 million nurses by 2030, with burnout identified as a leading cause for this deficit. In response, Taiwan's hospitals are taking ...