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Family caregivers have numerous challenges, including being recognized as part of the healthcare treatment process, says Felisha Norrington, director of academic assistance at GSU's College of Nursing and Health Professions.  

There were about 355,000 practicing NPs nationally in 2022, but this year, that number grew to 385,000.

AI can detect patients who are at high risk even as they're in the ambulance on the way to the hospital, says Professor Oscar Lee, vice superintendent of China Medical University Hospital, a 2023 HIMSS Davies Award recipient.  

The health system says it will create a new model of care and build a center of mental health excellence as part of its effort.

CMO Kevin Ban and Chief of Staff to the CEO Luke Sauter are reportedly leaving the company.

Patient consent is a huge part of what South Western Sydney Primary Health network does, with 20,000 now connected through iRAD, says Nick McGhie, the organization's digital health and data manager.

Taiwan has a single payment insurance system and pay-for-performance, but the challenges of interoperability and measuring outcomes remain, says Dr. I-Rue Lai, vice superintendent at National Taiwan University Hospital.  

Unfortunately, 61% of postings offered salaries less than $60,000, below the living wage in almost half of U.S. states.

Over the last four or five years, incidents have changed from one-off events to criminal conspiracies, says K&L Gates partner Gina Bertolini, a healthcare regulatory attorney.  

The health system is focused on automation, such as having virtual nurse models to help overextended bedside nurses, says CIO Myra Davis.