Infection Control Archives - Page 157 of 297

ChristianaCare gives 8K+ employees flu shots in 1 day | Amazon buys healthcare co. for primary care line | CDC reports 125 new vaping cases | Johns Hopkins surgeon: High costs erode patient relationships

10 top medical innovations for 2020 | Erlanger cuts management positions | NewYork-Presbyterian's CXO: Let's reconcile 'patient' and 'consumer' | 60% of physicians say EHRs harm patient engagement

Chicago hospital scales back services | ASCs trail HOPDs in patient safety: Leapfrog | Children's Hospital of Wisconsin rebrands | 47% of clinicians question value of patient-reported outcome data

DC hospital enters 4th week without running water | 22 hospital closures by state | How MIT Medical gave 9K+ flu shots in 1 day | 10 most common antibiotics in the ER

UNM neurosurgery residency to lose accreditation | 10 'best hospital cities' | Michael Jordan opens medical clinic | Former VA Secretary says health system is in 'grave danger'

Tenn. hospital illegally fired nurse after workplace injury, EEOC says | Vaping cases near 1,500 mark | What health systems can learn from flight crews | 10 CEO moves

Johns Hopkins All Children's rehires surgeon to lead troubled heart program | Hackensack Meridian to expand | PTSD doubles infection risk | How Mayo got staff on board with major surgery changes

Family to sue Geisinger over NICU death | Patient burned in 'suspicious' fire at Mich. hospital | Amazon employees to travel for cancer care | Why clinicians should stop ordering so many urine tests

Unattended ER patient dies at Pa. hospital | Texas system to lay off 741 employees | FluMist shortage expected this year | 16 CNO, CMO moves

Atlanta VA hospital suspends elective surgeries | CDC gives vaping illness a name | Former CFO sues Texas hospital for defamation | Why more nurse strikes could be on the horizon

Man removes patient at gunpoint from Pennsylvania hospital | 5 must-reads for hospital CFOs | 50 hospitals, health systems with interest-free loan programs | Medicare spending climbs as physicians provide more tests in their offices Prt October 14, 2019 TODAY’S…