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Early Childhood Education Courses Lead to Great Teaching Careers

Athena Career Academy

The significance of early childhood development cannot be overstated. It forms the foundation for a child's future learning and success. Behind every successful early childhood education program is a group of dedicated faculty and staff who have undergone thorough training to shape young minds. While the job market for those with undergraduate degrees in early childhood education might seem limited, a closer look reveals many rewarding career opportunities in teaching-related roles.

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Key Changes in How Nurses View Their Work

Emerging RN Leader

By Rose O. Sherman, EdD, RN, NEA-BC, FAAN This is the third blog summarizing research I presented at the AONL Research Foundation Keynote at the AONL meeting in New Orleans meeting. My topic was the Evolving Role of Nurse Managers in the New World of Work. To prepare for this presentation, we sought input from […] The post Key Changes in How Nurses View Their Work appeared first on Emerging Nurse Leader.

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Loss Of Smell Might Persist Even One Year After A Covid-19 Infection

Forbes Healthcare

A study of 340 people with a prior Covid-19 infection reported that some loss of smell persisted in close to one third of the participants with long Covid one year later.

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Medicare doesn't pay because there is no evidence you live longer or better as a result

Sensible Medicine

On Friday, the New York Times ran this story. The article begins by explaining that mammograms don’t find all breast tumors — of course they don’t! Even MRI and ultrasound do not. In fact, no imaging modality does. The only way to find all the tumors would be to remove the breast and have a pathologist examine every tiny bit of it.

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Ready for Robots?

The Healthcare Blog

By KIM BELLARD When I was young, robots were Robby the Robot ( Forbidden Planet, etc. ), the unnamed robot in Lost in Space, or The Jetsons ’ Rosey the Robot. Gen X and Millennials might think instead of the more malevolent Terminators (which, of course, are actually cyborgs). But Gen Z is likely to think of the running, jumping, back-flipping Atlas from Boston Dynamics, whose videos have entertained millions.

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Walgreens To Launch $24 Billion Business Dedicated To Specialty Pharmacy

Forbes Healthcare

Walgreens is launching Walgreens Specialty Pharmacy, a $24 billion business that integrates new gene and cell services with existing specialty pharmacy assets.

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Remember “Contagion?” A New Treatment For Nipah Virus Could Be A Game Changer

Forbes Healthcare

The movie virus was inspired by the real-life Nipah virus, which causes a deadly infection of the brain.

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Threat Actors Increasingly Targeting Vulnerabilities for Initial Access

The HIPAA Journal

The exploitation of vulnerabilities in software and operating systems is becoming far more common for initial access to networks, with phishing declining in prevalence, according to Mandiant’s M-Trends 2024 Report. Manidant, part of Google Cloud, is a leading provider of dynamic cyber defense, threat intelligence, and incident response services. The latest report is based on data from Mandiant Consulting investigations of targeted attack activity conducted between January 1, 2023, and December 3

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Oracle plans to move headquarters to healthcare hub Nashville

Healthcare Dive - Practice Management

Nashville is “the center of the industry we’re most concerned about, which is the healthcare industry,” Chairman and Chief Technology Officer Larry Ellison said Tuesday.

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Don’t Blame the Patient

Science Based Medicine

When patients are diagnosed with cancer, or a terminal illness of any kind, they report that there are a couple of near universal reactions by the people around them. First, everyone has advice for them. Everyone thinks they know what caused their illness and what will cure it. The floodgates of free advice and misinformation open. Everyone also wants them to stay […] The post Don’t Blame the Patient first appeared on Science-Based Medicine.

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Humana withdraws 2025 earnings outlook on unsatisfactory MA rates

Healthcare Dive - Practice Management

Because of the final rates for next year, Humana will have to enact “larger benefit reductions to achieve stable margins,” its CFO told investors.

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A woman’s touch: Female doctors linked to better patient outcomes

Medical Economics

Study finds lower mortality, hospital readmission rates when treating physician is female

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Is Telepathy Possible? Perhaps, Due To New Technology

Forbes Healthcare

Telepathy is generally considered pure science fiction; fun, but never something that will actually happen. But new research suggests we may be closer than we think.

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Recruiting strategies for primary care physicians

Medical Economics

Here’s how to combine best practices, technology and people to find the staff you need.

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British Scientists Warn Weight-Loss Drug Might Harm Developing Babies

Forbes Healthcare

Experts warned against using weight-loss drugs as a fertility aid after a raft of articles suggested the medicines might help women get pregnant.

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Banning noncompetes: Physicians, hospitals, businesses react

Medical Economics

Health care was an influence in FTC decision, but effects for nonprofits are up in the air.

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Complacency Leading To Thousands Of U.K. Asthma Deaths, Charity Says

Forbes Healthcare

The number of people dying from asthma in the U.K. is rising, with thousands "needlessly" passing from the disease every year, a charity has warned.

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The FTC’s noncompete rule is a concerning development for physicians

Medical Economics

The ruling is going to be difficult to interpret and enforce.

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InnovationRx: Chelsea Clinton Invests In 24/7 Pediatrics Startup

Forbes Healthcare

Plus: Electronic health record company Veradigm’s $140 million AI gamble on startup ScienceIO.

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7 Tips for making the most of value-based care

Physicians Practice

Key strategies for profitability with new payment models.

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Humana Reports $741 Million Profit And Boosts Medicare Forecast

Forbes Healthcare

Humana reported first quarter net income of $741 million and boosted its forecast for Medicare Advantage membership growth.

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ONC Releases Common Agreement Version 2.0

The HIPAA Journal

On April 22, 2024, the Department of Health and Human Services’ Office of the National Coordinator for Health Information Technology (ONC) released Version 2.0 of the Trusted Exchange Framework and Common Agreement (TEFCA). TEFCA establishes the technical infrastructure model and governing approach for different health information networks and their users and allows them to share clinical information with each other.

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Will The White House’s Plan To Curb Drug Shortages Work?

Forbes Healthcare

The plan proposes incentives and penalties to induce more resilient sourcing, but does not promote testing to help purchasers identify high-quality manufacturers.

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Mental Health Treatment Plan Goals and Objectives: Setting Your Providers and Patients Up for Success in Treatment Planning

Valant

Treatment plans are an important part of your behavioral health practice. Done well, they can help set your clients up for better outcomes. One of the most important aspects of the process is setting mental health treatment plan goals and objectives. You and your client should work together to identify the long-term goals of therapy, and to maintain open communication about the objectives you’ll use to reach them.

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Are doctors spending less time with patients?

Mobius MD

Patient visits are changing amid new trends and challenges in healthcare. In the past decade, nearly every physician switched to electronic health records. Digital documentation has led to new workflows that affect the patient encounter. The COVID-19 pandemic ushered in telehealth. Amidst these changes, are doctors spending less time with patients? Are doctors spending less time with patients?

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Patient Segmentation: The Comprehensive Guide To Analyzing Your Healthcare Population Segments

Guideway Care

In the ever-evolving world of healthcare, understanding your patient population is crucial. Patient segmentation serves as a powerful tool for healthcare providers to tailor their services more effectively. Why Patient Segmentation Is Essential Patient segmentation allows healthcare providers to categorize patients based on various factors such as medical history, behavioral patterns, and demographic information.

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How the health care industry can thwart cyber thieves and protect patient records

Medical Economics

One answer to the cybersecurity problem is reusable verifiable digital credential, which would protect both the patients and health care companies.

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The Significance of Patient-Reported Outcomes in Cancer Care: A Comprehensive Guide

Guideway Care

In the evolving field of cancer care, “What are patient-reported outcome measures?” has become a pivotal question. These measures offer a unique lens through which both healthcare providers and patients can view the effectiveness of treatments. This article aims to shed light on the importance of patient-reported outcomes in cancer care, how they are measured, and their benefits.

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What Are The Top 3 Responsibilities of a Pharmacy Technician?

Northwest Career College

Responsibility refers to being accountable for one’s actions and duties and understanding the consequences of your choices and decisions. This is especially important for pharmacy technicians , whose responsibilities are essential to positive health outcomes for many patients. Pharmacy technicians are one of the responsible parties to ensure the safety and security of their patients at all times.

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Improving Health Outcomes and Bottom Lines Through Healthcare Navigation: A Comprehensive Guide

Guideway Care

In today’s healthcare landscape, the focus is gradually shifting from merely treating conditions to enhancing overall well-being. One of the pivotal elements in this transformation is healthcare navigation. This article aims to shed light on how healthcare navigation can significantly improve healthcare outcomes and positively impact the bottom line for healthcare providers.

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ACCME Joint Providership Rules & Policies

Beacon

What Is ACCME Joint Providership? Joint providership in the context of ACCME involves accredited and non-accredited organizations teaming up to offer Continuing Medical Education (CME) activities.