New Journal Article Highlights Pathway to Improve Parkinson’s Care

The article provides a practical pathway to operationalize the CMS’s Age-Friendly Hospital Measure, translating a nationally recognized, widely adopted framework for older adults into disease-specific action that reduces preventable harm for a high-risk population—those living with Parkinson’s disease.

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Kaiser Permanente to Pay $46M for Patient Data Breach

The Oakland-based health system will pay at least $46 million and as much as $47.5 million to settle a class action lawsuit filed by several patients who said their information was caught up in KP’s consumer-tracking programs, which can share data with Microsoft, Google, X (Twitter) and Adobe.

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Pilot Program Sees 78% Reduction in Workplace Violence

A new nurse-led pilot program aimed at mitigating workplace violence in the hospital setting using communication enhancements, tools for early risk identification of escalating behaviors, and increased accessibility to de-escalation resources has shown a 78% reduction in workplace violence incidents over its first year.

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Accelerating Cancer Innovation

From our inception over 20 years ago, we have accelerated cancer drug innovation by leveraging India’s robust scientific ecosystem and forming beneficial partnerships with industry leaders. These strategic cornerstones have enabled us to build a faster, more cost-effective drug discovery and development model.

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IV Hydration Clinics: A Hot Concept Weighed Down by Risks

IV hydration clinics are rife with risks that should concern current and potential operators, not to mention consumers themselves. Understanding their scope and managing them effectively needs to be priority for the sake of patient safety and, ultimately, business sustainability. 

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