Baltimore-based Johns Hopkins Armstrong Institute for Patient Safety and Quality is teaming up with EY, a provider of assurance, tax, transaction and advisory services, to boost patient safety, operational efficiency and clinical outcomes.
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The healthcare community is divided as to whether guidelines should allow physicians to refuse to see unvaccinated children, as these patients may pose as a risk to others, according to Chicago Tribune.
UC San Diego School of Medicine researchers analyzed how the Zika virus spreads in human cells, according to Kaiser Health News.
The Joint Commission released a new Medication Management standard on antimicrobial stewardship for critical access hospitals, hospitals and nursing care centers, which may shed light into the upcoming standard the commission is developing for ASC and office-based settings.
In a recent press release, Arthrex announced they have entered into a partnership with NBC Sports to provide specially-created custom animations of orthopaedic human anatomy for use during NBC's Sunday Night Football and Thursday Night Football telecasts during the 2016…
On Oct. 18, HHS responded to frustration about the distribution speed of Zika funding, according to Morning Consult.
Poole, England-based Bournemouth University and England-based The Royal Bournemouth Hospital researchers are studying the psychological impact of surgical errors or complications on surgeons, according to News-Medical.
Adults who do not get vaccinated cost the U.S. economy billions of dollars, according to Houston Chronicle.
Johns Hopkins Medicine and Johns Hopkins University Applied Physics Laboratory, both based in Baltimore, are teaming up to advance precision medicine, according to Healthcare IT News.
The latter half of 2016 has experienced more healthcare data breaches per month than the first half of the year, according to healthcare informatics. The Protenus Breach Barometer report found the first six months of the year saw 25.3 breaches…
