Blog

Blog Categories

All Blog Posts abortion adenovirus agile aging allergy allied health allied health, nursing, covid-19, pandemic, coronavirus, health care, innovation, technology allied health, nursing, covid-19, pandemic, coronavirus, health care, innovation, technology, program, health science, government, nutrition allied health, nursing, covid-19, pandemic, coronavirus, health care, nervous system allied health, nursing, wokrplace, industry, diversity, culture allied health, nursing, workplace, health care, mental health, tips, health science, mind allied health, nursing, workplace, job, passion, medical, health care amazon america android anti-descrimination assistance assistant bacteria benefit benefits best employer birth booster budget campus cancer care platform career certification check-up child development children climate change clinic coffee college comfort commentary community community health compensation computer consumer consumption corona virus coronavirus counseling covid covid-19 credential crohns culture cure data daycare death delta dental dental health depression dermatology diabetes diagnostic diet digital disaster diversity doctor doctors downsizing drug early schooling economy education emergency emergency preparedness emergency response employee employee engagement employee strategy employment empowerment engagement activity engineering environment equality equipment exercise expenses experimental facts federal federal law federal mandates finance financial food food consumption food industry food security genetics government government restrictions graveyard shift great resignation growth gun violence hacker health health care health habits health information health science health screening healthcare healthcare industry healthy diet heart health heath care helpdesk hepatitis hiring holiday season hospital hotline human resource immunity industry inflation information infrastructure initiatives innovation inspiring insulin insurance integration ios job job security jobs laboratory law laws layoff leaders leadership learning learnings lessons lgbtq+ life life expectancy lupus managing cost manpower masks maternal meals medical medical technology medication medicine memory mental mental health microaggression midwife mobile mobile applications monkeypox mosquito mri tech nature news night shift nurse nurse residency nurse week nursing nursing week nutrition nutritionist obesity office olympics omega-3 omicron online onsite opportunity organization overweight pain pandemic passion patient care payer pediatric pediatrics people pharmaceutical pharmacy physical activity physician pills planning platform policy politics pollution population ppe precision prescription prevention pride month processed foods profession professionals program programs protection protocols public health public safety public service quarantine racism radiology tech ranking rapid test recognition recruitment redundancy reminder remote research retention rights robotics routine check scholarship schoo school science security services shooting shortages skills skin disease sleep snacks social media social work solutions specialization sports staffing stem cell strategy stress student students study suicide crisis support surge survey surveys talent teacher technology teenagers telehealth telemedicine telepharmacy test testing thanksgiving therapy time management tips tools training travel nurse treatment trends ultraprocessed foods UTI vaccine vaccinne welfare wellness wellness check WHO wildlife winter work work safety work setup workforce worklife workplace world health organization
Photo credit   In the past years, many Americans have been experiencing hardships in healthcare. According to PhRMA's third Patient Experience Survey, healthcare availability is not the only hurdle that patients are experiencing. Patients also have crucial problems about the frustration and confusion on how to use their coverage. Administrative hurdles and other barriers that health insurers and Pharmacy Benefit Managers (PBM)...
Photo credit   In the past, people used to go to the doctor for a check-up only if they felt sick. Nowadays, it is advised to have a regular routine check-up to keep our bodies healthy and prevent any possible sickness that may occur to us.  Because of the technology that we have today, there are tests that can determine possible sickness that may come with what the results may uncover. That is why most people today...
Photo credit   When the Covid-19 pandemic started, it reminded us how we all depended on our nurses. From the first day of the pandemic and until now, we still depend on them.  Our nation's 4.3 million registered nurses work on every aspect of health care and are very crucial in delivering care, evolving health care systems locally and nationally. But, because of the pandemic nursing shortages are already rampant in our...
Photo credit   For any health concerns we have, there is always a drug or medication we can turn to alleviate our complains. Even in sleeping, people have depended a lot on medication to aid and induce that perfect sleep to help recharge everyday. After much hyped on using sleeping pills between 1993 and 2010 where a reported jumped of 69% on benzodiazepines and 140% zolpidem prescriptions, research found that there has been 31%...
Photo credit   Life expectancy is the estimated average amount of time a person will live from birth to their demise.  It is "the most fundamental indicator of population health in this country," according to Robert Hummer researcher on population patters at University of North Carolina. The average life expectancy had rose steadily in the past. However, the record shows that it has started to declined the past 3 years. A...
Photo credit   The rise of social media has truly changed the way we live. The ability to easily connect with people around the globe, the ability to quickly send out message to anyone and the opportunity to gain more information just about anything about  everything. However, it also has its ugly side, as these positive change happen it also opens for flaws such as misinformation which can be very crucial in some...
Photo credit   Hello everyone,    Here's an article on the Emerging Leaders in Healthcare: Two years after the COVID-19 pandemic erupted, people have been practicing the new normal way of life and healthcare leaders are now focusing new ways to reprioritize our healthcare systems to meet a wide range of complex challenges that will endure far beyond the pandemic. Jan Kimpen, Chief Medical Officer- Royal...
As Amazon Care was launched to its employees, people were expecting it to expand this to more users and Amazon will venture and fully immersed on the healthcare industry. The program provided telehealth and in-person services to their employees in Seattle area,  which eventually expanded to other states. It then went into partnerships with several organizations such as TrueBlue, Silicon Labs, Precor and Whole Foods Market.  Over the...
Photo credit   100 million Americans have medical debt according to the recent report by Kaiser Health News. So what are the options available for Americans to avail affordable healthcare? Well, there is no better way to lessen the cost of medical services. However, there are certain states that are considered best in its healthcare services. WalletHub gathered a team of experts to look into the different US States and compared...
Photo credit   One of the biggest concern study have found is that there is a decline in the health screenings that past two years. People were afraid to go out and therefore missed their regular ER visits to prevent getting sick from Coronavirus. According to an emergency doctor, Dr. Michael Daignault, At the start of the COVID-19 pandemic, we saw a drastic decline in the number of patients with non-COVID medical...
Photo credit   The Center for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) has lately released new guidance in the COVID-19 Quarantine and isolation protocols. This guidance is meant to supplement – not replace- any federal, state, local, territorial, or tribal health and safety laws, rules, and regulations as per advice by the CDC. When we are infected with COVID-19, it is very likely that we will be carriers of the virus and...
On Monday, the  U.K. became the first country to approve  a bivalent vaccine booster shot for adults, which would target both the original COVID virus and the Omicron variant. This vaccine, which is likely  going to be available in the U.S. starting in the fall, is expected to provide increased and longer-lasting protection against COVID and the new variants. Sony Salzman, coordinating producer for ABC News’...