Path to Recovery
Beth KutscherThe healthcare industry is broken. How does a profession heal itself?
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As demand for genetic testing rises, workforce shortages loom large
For children with suspected genetic disorders, the process of receiving a diagnosis can be excruciatingly drawn out – averaging as long as four to five years for a rare disease. Those delays not only take an emotional toll on families, but ...
Burnout isn't just affecting clinicians. Here's how healthcare executives are feeling these days
Much has been written about how the COVID-19 pandemic contributed to widespread burnout among frontline healthcare professionals. But administrators – who often shouldered the brunt of the economic realities hitting the healthcare system – ...
This nurse wanted to diversify the CRNA profession. She's now mentored more than 700 nurses
When Wallena Gould, EdD, CRNA, FAANA, FAAN was studying to be a certified registered nurse anesthetist, she was struck by how few Black students were in her program, even in the racially-diverse city of Philadelphia.
The way we pay for nursing care is broken, this group says. Here's how it plans to change the model
Should nurses be able to bill for their services like doctors and other clinicians do? And why are nursing services rolled into room rates anyway?
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