WBUR1d
My patients shouldn’t have to endure ‘air hunger’
As physicians we take an oath to do no harm, yet are trapped providing care in a system that leaves patients confined and at ...
Texas Monthly1d
Can Holographic Doctors Save Struggling Hospitals?
A small medical center south of Dallas is the nation’s first to offer 3D telehealth visits, and its CEO believes the ...
Making outpatient care safer and enabling clinicians to spend more time with patients
More and more, procedures are moving away from the inpatient setting into outpatient settings where patients head home after ...
Daily Post Nigeria on MSN2d
We get more dead bodies than patients, can’t pay minimum wage – Medical Practitioners
The Association of Nigerian Private Medical Practitioners, ANPMP, says private hospitals in Nigeria are folding up due to the ...
‘Like it was abandoned.’ Can new owner help fix the problems at this Hialeah hospital?
68th St., according to both medical personnel and union reps. The hospital’s ER is accepting patients, but it doesn’t look ...
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Pediatric medical centers in Westchester to get grants from Children's Dream Foundation
This fall, seven area pediatric medical centers in Westchester County are receiving tens of thousands of dollars in grant ...
CNN12d
Texas hospitals must now ask patients whether they’re in the US legally. Here’s how it works
Austin, Texas (AP) – Texas hospital patients will be asked ... could scare people away from seeking critical medical care, even though patients are allowed to say they don’t want to answer.
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Texas hospitals must now ask patients whether they're in the US legally. Here's how it works
Critics fear the change could scare people away from hospitals in Texas, even though patients are not required to answer the questions to receive medical ... groups used text messages, posters ...