Keep calm and pay your fines: This is not a good strategy
For the past two years, healthcare data breaches have been skyrocketing.
The call you do not want to make
I can still remember it clearly when the phone rang and a serious voice on the other end of the line told me what happened. My loved one fell and, luckily, didn’t break any bones.
LTC’s ‘diamond in the rough’ elevated to center stage
Eye-rollers might be inclined to snort at the thought of “just another” research center popping up. But they might want to have another think after Tuesday’s big long-term care announcement.
Krebs named VP
Tina Krebs is the new vice president of people and organizational development at Relias. She was previously the director of strategic programs.
Rose named VP at Vikus
Kevin Rose became the vice president of enterprise sales at Vikus Corporation in Tennessee this spring.
The violent workplace
It’s impossible to prevent all tragic events at a long-term care facility, especially those involving an armed assailant entering the building despite an order of protection against him like in Ohio...
Hire younger healthcare workers — lives might depend on it
Researchers with Harvard’s T.H. Chan School of Public Health found slight differences in 30-day mortality rate for hospitalized Medicare beneficiaries when treated by doctors in different age groups.
An emotional disconnect: Social threats in the workplace
At its core, the act of hiring a person to perform a job is considered an economic transaction.
Payment accuracy is a calling
Careers in the healthcare field span such a wide variety of applications – with some passionately drawn to provide care for vulnerable patients like children or the elderly, while others are attracted...
Why the Obamacare repeal is being held up — at least for now
There was a celebration at the White House earlier this month after the House narrowly voted to replace the nation’s health law. More than two weeks later, the House has still not advanced the American...
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