Saturday will be President Trump's 100th day on the job as a "new hire." That got us thinking—how can health care organizations best set new hires up for success early in their tenure? We turned to Advisory Board expert Jennifer Stewart for the answer.
The Daily Briefing takes a look back at President Trump's health care agenda on the eve of his 100th day as president and identifies the five key policy issues that have the biggest implications for providers.
House Freedom Caucus Chair Mark Meadows (R-N.C.) during a Friday appearance on MSNBC's "Morning Joe" said, "We're going to continue to work today and tomorrow. I fully anticipate that we'll have a vote in the coming days."
The "Gotham Shield" exercise tested things such as mass triage and decontamination protocols, today's bite-sized hospital and health industry news from Georgia, New Jersey, and Pennsylvania.
Common nursery products cause an average of 66,000 injuries annually that require young children to visit to an ED, according to a study published last month in Pediatrics.
Many patients believe their health care providers need to know about their sexual orientation, and most say they feel that their sexual orientations would always be relevant to the care they receive in an ED, according to a study published Monday in JAMA Internal Medicine.
Community health advocates say University of Illinois Hospital & Health Sciences System's Better Health Through Housing program shows the important role hospitals and health systems can play in helping to manage population health.
