For many organizations, summer brings large cohorts of new hires—but given restrictions on in-person meetings, this year's onboarding process will look quite different. To learn how one organization launched its virtual onboarding program—without delaying a single start date—Advisory Board's Lauren Rewers and Taylor Hurst spoke to Annette Carter, the regional director of learning within AdventHealth's Central Florida Division, to get her lessons learned from the experience.
Millions of people have been tested for antibodies to the novel coronavirus, but researchers say receiving a positive result doesn't mean you should stop taking steps to protect yourself against the virus.
The proposed rule aims to make it easier for commercial health plans to enter into value-based payment agreements with drugmakers by changing the way Medicaid's so-called "best prices" are calculated, in today's bite-sized hospital and health industry news from the District of Columbia, Maryland, Michigan, and Wisconsin.
The daily number of newly reported cases of the novel coronavirus in America grew by about 20% over the past two weeks, but growth in the daily number of U.S. deaths linked to the virus hasn't yet followed—and actually declined by about 43% over the past two weeks, data shows.
Newly released data from the Bureau of Labor Statistics reveals a state-by-state picture of how the coronavirus epidemic has roiled the health care job market. See how many jobs have been lost in your state—broken down by hospitals, ambulatory care, and residential facilities—on our interactive maps.
