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New Timeline Proposed for EHR Implementation

The adoption and use of electronic health records (EHRs) by hospitals and physicians has grown rapidly since the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act became...

Leadership Program for Nurses Led to Lower Costs and Higher Patient...

Nurse-led initiatives in Indiana saved their organizations more than $5.2 million while improving patient outcomes, according to preliminary results from a 16-month training program...

Dyslexia may be a Result of Brain Connectivity

Impaired connections between the brain’s auditory and speech centers may cause dyslexia, according to a study recently published in Science. Bart Boets, a clinical psychologist...

Investing in Research Could End Income-based Health Inequalities

Global investments in research, vaccines and new medicines to combat HIV/AIDS, tuberculosis and malaria can reduce the health gap between rich and poor nations...

Energy Drinks Could Negatively Impact Heart

That jolt promised by energy drinks may be delivering more than a sense of high alert. There is evidence that the prime energy-boosting ingredients caffeine...

Public Has Mixed Feelings About Attempted Healthcare.gov Improvements

There have been noticeable improvements, but glitches and bugs continue to frustrate users of the federal government's online healthcare marketplace. After a dismal start in...

Medicaid Expansion May Spark Physician Shortage

The shortage of physicians and other health practitioners will soon be exacerbated as health care reform provides coverage for millions of Medicaid patients. According to...

Nursing Faculty Needed to Meet Increased Demand for Nursing Programs

Nursing programs across the country are being forced to turn away qualified applicants due to a shortage of qualified instructors. The problem is the result...

The Price of Eating Healthier? Study Shows It’s Only $1.50 a...

Choosing to eat healthy seems simple, but for many paying higher costs for healthier foods may not always be an affordable option. Researchers from the...

Survey Shows More Than Half of Nurses with a Bachelor’s Degree...

Survey results from the American Association of Colleges of Nursing (AACN) find that nurses with a bachelor’s degree (BSN) or master’s degree (MSN) are...