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With artificial intelligence tools rapidly entering clinical practice and classrooms, nursing leaders say educators will need to ensure students and practicing nurses are adept users.
A KFF poll found that although few Americans believe common vaccine myths, many remain uncertain about their accuracy, highlighting an opportunity for healthcare stakeholders to dispel misinformation.
The Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration will fund more than $281 million for substance-use disorder treatment, overdose prevention and response, mental health and suicide prevention, trauma-informed care, integrated care, recovery supports, first responder training, privacy…
The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention says 23 states have reported at least 48 cases of West Nile Virus as of June 30, making it the highest caseload by this time of year since 2004.
OCHIN, a nonprofit health-information technology organization, is working with UMass Chan Medical School to develop an artificial intelligence tool that incorporates the social determinants of health alongside clinical data in the electronic health record to improve the prediction of heart disease…
An American Hospital Association podcast explores how Memorial Hermann Health System creates seamless connections between clinical care and community resources to help patients overcome barriers, including food insecurity, housing instability and chronic disease.
A webinar co-hosted by the American Hospital Association and the National Council for Mental Wellbeing’s Center of Excellence for Integrated Health Solutions will discuss integrated care in rural communities on July 21 from 1:00-2:30 ET.
In an American Hospital Association podcast, Maya Sandalow, associate director of the health program at the Bipartisan Policy Center discusses how states are using the Rural Health Transformation Fund to invest in rural hospitals, telehealth and workforce development.
Nurse leaders can take immediate steps to reduce turnover by adopting flexible scheduling policies, such as self-scheduling or nontraditional shift lengths, according to a Health Affairs study.
MSN, DNP and Doctorate of Nursing Anesthesia Practice nursing students now are eligible to borrow higher federal student loan amounts, says a Department of Education revised rule. However, PhD students remain ineligible.