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As states continue to ease restrictions, and travel picks up slightly, it has been determined that road trips will be the safest way to travel this summer. According to research shared from the RV Industry Association, 46 million Americans plan to take an RV trip in the next 12 months.
In a recent article by Aseem Desai, MD published on KevinMD.com, the author highlights a feeling that many have had and will continue to experience in the wake of the Covid-19 pandemic. As we sit in our homes, maintaining social distancing requirements, there is a want and yearning to do more. But what can one do that will allow them to have the desired impact on our community during these times of fear, pain, and uncertainty? The question we are all asking, out loud or silently, is “how can I help?”. Desai asserts the answer lies in compassion.
As a healthcare executive, you are responsible for day-to-day operations at your hospital, health system, practice, or clinic. On a typical day, you are focused on ensuring each department functions efficiently on its own and smoothly integrates with others. Recently, you are likely facing even more obstacles, many of which are out of your control.
“Burnout,” a state of emotional, physical, and mental exhaustion, plagues medical professionals worldwide. According to Medscape’s 2018 National Physician Burnout & Depression Report, 42 percent of physician respondents experience burnout. Unfortunately, this high level of stress often begins in medical school, intensifying as a physician’s career progresses.
March 30 marks the annual celebration of doctors across the United States. Although we are always appreciative of the commitments and achievements of our practicing physicians, this year, it means a little more.
The healthcare landscape is constantly shifting and evolving. During the COVID-19 pandemic, we are seeing even more drastic changes. As facilities and medical professionals grapple with the increased demand for services, we would like to offer resources to help during the uncertainty. Read on to explore six websites that can educate and empower healthcare leaders and physicians as they work to combat the spread of the coronavirus.
As states continue to ease restrictions, and travel picks up slightly, it has been determined that road trips will be the safest way to travel this summer. According to research shared from the RV Industry Association, 46 million Americans plan to take an RV trip in the next 12 months.
In a recent article by Aseem Desai, MD published on KevinMD.com, the author highlights a feeling that many have had and will continue to experience in the wake of the Covid-19 pandemic. As we sit in our homes, maintaining social distancing requirements, there is a want and yearning to do more. But what can one do that will allow them to have the desired impact on our community during these times of fear, pain, and uncertainty? The question we are all asking, out loud or silently, is “how can I help?”. Desai asserts the answer lies in compassion.
As a healthcare executive, you are responsible for day-to-day operations at your hospital, health system, practice, or clinic. On a typical day, you are focused on ensuring each department functions efficiently on its own and smoothly integrates with others. Recently, you are likely facing even more obstacles, many of which are out of your control.
“Burnout,” a state of emotional, physical, and mental exhaustion, plagues medical professionals worldwide. According to Medscape’s 2018 National Physician Burnout & Depression Report, 42 percent of physician respondents experience burnout. Unfortunately, this high level of stress often begins in medical school, intensifying as a physician’s career progresses.
March 30 marks the annual celebration of doctors across the United States. Although we are always appreciative of the commitments and achievements of our practicing physicians, this year, it means a little more.
The healthcare landscape is constantly shifting and evolving. During the COVID-19 pandemic, we are seeing even more drastic changes. As facilities and medical professionals grapple with the increased demand for services, we would like to offer resources to help during the uncertainty. Read on to explore six websites that can educate and empower healthcare leaders and physicians as they work to combat the spread of the coronavirus.
In the wake of the COVID-19 pandemic, we have taken several actions to help reduce the spread of the virus, including communications to our active medical providers and clients as well as the development of a COVID-19 Response Team. Our priority is helping hospitals and medical professionals safely deliver quality patient care amid the physician shortage. We will continue to monitor the situation, take appropriate precautions, and communicate any updates. At this time, we would like to provide some information:
The implementation of AI technology is growing and will continue to increase as it solves and promises further solutions to challenges encountered by patients, healthcare facilities, and the healthcare industry. In fact, a recent Forbes article reveals that AI has the potential to save healthcare systems and services $269.4 billion annually, $18 billion of which is tied directly to administrative savings. Read on to learn about three important areas where efficiencies could be improved through this technology.
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