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The quality of patient care is improving, according to a study released late last year by MN Community Measurement in its 2005 Health Care Quality Report.
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The budget reconciliation bill considered in Congress at the beginning of this year contained a little-noticed provision to require all citizens applying for Medicaid ...
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Stung by lawsuits that allege hospitals overcharged uninsured patients and were too aggressive in trying to collect bad debts, many hospitals have revised their billing and collection practices, ...
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The future of those who may lose public health care is cloudy at best, according to a 2006 Kaiser Commission on Medicaid and the Uninsured study by Urban Institute researchers.
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The National Governors Association (NGA) Center for Best Practices says during the last half of the 20th century, public health often was considered less than an integral part of disaster and emergency response.
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There is no shortage of ideas when members of the Mt. Graham Regional Medical Center's Toccare Lo Spirito committee start brainstorming, ...
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Hospitals and other health care providers could benefit greatly from incorporating the concepts and strategies prevalent in other industries, ...
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Use of an automated point-of-care wristband bar code system for patient identification at Houston Healthcare in Warner Robins, GA, has reduced information systems errors ...
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The nation got an overall grade of C minus in a recent report by the American College of Emergency Physicians (ACEP) assessing support for emergency care and prevention in each state.
