Iowa House lawmakers passed a measure March 12 that would require at least 80% of students admitted to the University of Iowa's medical and dentistry colleges to be Iowa residents or people enrolled at Iowa colleges, KCCI Des Moines reported…
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The Idaho Legislature rejected a $500,000 request from Gov. Brad Little to expand a physician recruitment program that aims to relieve the state's physician shortage, the Idaho Capital Sun reported March 12.
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Health systems face unrelenting cost pressures, supply shortages and performance demands — but siloed initiatives won’t solve these complex challenges. Premier’s latest whitepaper outlines how a clinically integrated supply chain can unlock measurable financial and clinical value. Drawing on real-world…
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73% of nurses say a high-quality breakroom quality helps reduce stress and fatigue — yet approximately one in three rarely take breaks. With nurse burnout and turnover on the rise, healthcare organizations must make staff well-being a priority. This report…
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Contractors play a key role in healthcare operations, with access to sensitive systems and patient care areas. Yet, too many hospitals overlook contractors in their credentialing programs, leaving them vulnerable to compliance violations, operational disruptions and patient safety risks. This…
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Healthcare cybersecurity is under siege. While the number of breaches dipped in 2024, the scale of their impact has soared. As ransomware threats escalate, health systems must rethink their defense strategies to protect patients, finances and operations. In this exclusive…
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$4.5 trillion — that’s how much the U.S. spends on healthcare each year, yet chronic illness and poor health outcomes continue to be common in too many of the nation’s communities. Without clear visibility into community needs, healthcare organizations risk…
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