When Gundersen Health System and Bellin Health merged to form Emplify Health in 2025, training leaders faced a clear challenge: unify EHR education across two organizations and tens of thousands of clinicians without disrupting care. Their answer was a shift…
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Physician burnout continues to impact the overall sustainability of the U.S. healthcare system. In this paper, the American Medical Association (AMA) presents key findings from their 2025 national physician well-being survey. Findings include year-over-year national trends across key indicators such…
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Women’s health is too often treated as a narrow benefit category, defined by maternity and annual screenings. The result is a system in which underdiagnosis is the norm, not the exception. For every one woman diagnosed with a serious condition,…
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Filling an open physician role costs more than $500,000. Yet only 39% of healthcare organizations have a formal retention policy and most aren’t using retirement benefits as the differentiator they could be. The problem is that traditional 401(k) plans offer…
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Patient expectations keep climbing while clinical teams absorb a steady load of nonclinical requests, repeated questions and unclear bedside communication. Moving satisfaction scores without adding headcount has become one of the hardest problems in hospital operations. Penn Medicine’s Clifton Center…
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Four in ten U.S. adults have skipped doses, delayed refills, or left a prescription unfilled because of cost, and six in ten now worry about affording their medications. Affordability is usually framed as a patient access issue, but it’s also…
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Three Oregon district attorneys called on state leaders to take action to address mental health treatment capacity and the operation of the Oregon State Hospital. Here are four things to know:
Persistent workforce shortages are pushing behavioral health leaders to rethink how care is structured — and many are finding the answer not in any single model, but in stacking several at once. “I see an optimal level of [behavioral health]…
Hospitalized patients with opioid use disorder who received higher doses of short-acting opioids were less likely to leave the hospital within 72 hours, according to a study published June 16 in JAMA Network Open. Researchers from the University of California…
More than 14,700 bottles of Duloxetine — commonly prescribed for individuals with depression and anxiety conditions — were recalled nationwide after the antidepressant was found to contain N-nitroso-duloxetine impurity above the FDA’s recommended interim limit. Breckenridge Pharmaceutical initiated a voluntary…
