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The importance of creating community for frontline workers amid workforce challenges

By Carol Leaman

By offering cross-training, developing mentorship programs and building support networks, employers can ensure their frontline workers are equipped with the tools and resources needed to succeed.

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New House bill would designate 1,000 hospitals as 'essential health systems'

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New research finds more screening is needed as cancer incidence rates are rising in the U.S.

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February 22, 2024

'Congratulations!' Biden emails 153k student loan borrowers, forgiving $1.2B in debt

The Department of Education emailed student loan borrowers enrolled in the Saving on a Valuable Education (SAVE) plan (for those who borrowed less than $12,000) on Wednesday that all or a portion of their loan has been forgiven.

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February 21, 2024

Patients caught in the crossfire of Anthem BC, Univ. of California health insurance dispute

For weeks, it wasn't clear whether 600,000 Anthem enrollees who receive health care from UC Health would have to switch plans as the health system and one of its largest insurance partners struggled to reach an agreement.

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February 21, 2024

Senators urge FDA to update 'decade-old' guidance on misleading social media drug ads

The proliferation of drug ads from telehealth companies on social-media platforms puts children and patients at risk, Sens. Dick Durbin (D-Ill) and Mike Braun (R-Ind) wrote in a letter to the FDA commissioner.

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February 21, 2024

Frontline workers experience high stress levels, but are less likely to report

The study found that frontline employees were 2.3 times more likely to report physical strain from their positions than non-frontline workers.

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February 20, 2024

Health care price transparency continues to be a conversation for House Committee

A recent hearing at the U.S. House of Representative Health Subcommittee of the Energy and Commerce Committee heard testimony from shareholders and policy experts on costs and price transparency.

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February 20, 2024

Health care use, medical costs rose in year after COVID-19, study finds

Respiratory disease declined 27% but were offset by a large rise in chronic respiratory conditions.

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February 20, 2024

Health care mergers facing added scrutiny from a wave of new state anti-trust laws

Concerns that the mergers raise consumer prices and reduce access to health care have sparked the state-level scrutiny, as the FTC has been slowing the rapid pace of acquisitions and consolidations at the federal level.

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The importance of creating community for frontline workers amid workforce challenges

New House bill would designate 1,000 hospitals as 'essential health systems'

New research finds more screening is needed as cancer incidence rates are rising in the U.S.

Recommended Just For You

News Stories

'Congratulations!' Biden emails 153k student loan borrowers, forgiving $1.2B in debt

Patients caught in the crossfire of Anthem BC, Univ. of California health insurance dispute

Senators urge FDA to update 'decade-old' guidance on misleading social media drug ads

Frontline workers experience high stress levels, but are less likely to report

Health care price transparency continues to be a conversation for House Committee

Health care use, medical costs rose in year after COVID-19, study finds

Health care mergers facing added scrutiny from a wave of new state anti-trust laws