Report Looks at Trends in Maternal Care in 2026
With maternal mortality highest among the world’s high-income nations, the report looks at this looming crisis fueled by health disparities, federal policy changes, reproductive health restrictions, access challenges, and maternity deserts.
Standardizing In-Hospital CPR Training to Improve Patient Outcomes
As patient safety continues to take center stage, standardizing in-hospital CPR training has become a key strategy to improve consistency, reduce errors, and ultimately enhance survival rates.
Clear Water, Safer Care: Why Water Safety Matters in Healthcare
Because many patients have weakened immune systems, even minor lapses in water safety can pose serious risks. Managing water quality is a core part of protecting patients, staff, and visitors from preventable harm.
Measuring the Right Data for GLP-1 Patients
Patients aren’t just losing fat, they’re also losing muscle and vital body water, highlighted in a study published by the Journal of Clinical Endocrinology & Metabolism. These changes can quietly weaken metabolism, strength, and long-term health.
Improve Transfer Services by First Knowing What You Don’t Know
Partnering health system providers simply make one call to initiate a transfer. From there, trained nurses and transfer specialists coordinate every step by assessing hospital capability and capacity, supporting physician to physician conversation, and arranging transportation.
The Blind Spot Undermining Hospital Margins
AI technology now gives hospitals the ability to see and capture what’s been missed. Hospitals that act can protect their margins, ease the load on their teams, and bring clarity back to the center of care.
Focusing on the Misuse of AI Chatbots in Healthcare
While chatbots that rely on large language models like ChatGPT, Claude, Copilot, Gemini, and Grok produce human-like and confident-sounding responses to the users’ questions, they are not regulated as medical devices and are not validated for healthcare purposes.
Taking the Stress Out of Daily Doses: Smarter Medication Management for Seniors
Managing medications can become one of the most challenging parts of aging. Simplifying medication routines supports safety, confidence, and independence while easing the load on caregivers.
How a Learning Culture Can Shore Up Hospitals Against Risks of Nursing Shortage
There’s no single or quick fix. But the sector is ramping up initiatives to help relieve the pressure. A critical focal point is education. But related efforts must be thoroughly weighed to counter the downside risks.
Improving Outcomes by Taking Care of the Caregiver
Nearly one-third of U.S. youth meet criteria for an anxiety disorder by age 18 but three out of five children and adolescents with anxiety do not receive treatment. Caring for children and adolescents with anxiety disorders can put emotional and practical strain on the people who care for them.