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How to Make the Most of Slow Summers in Long-term Care

The summer sun is shining – which means many of your patients are somewhere else. Re-admission slowdowns and low patient […]

“Switching Costs” are well known in enterprise software. In fact they are often deliberately designed. Companies know that the harder

Given equivalent ingredients and preparation, a well-presented dish will always beat a poorly presented one on “taste” in the minds

Over the past two weeks many of the nation’s leading home infusion, institutional, and long term care pharmacies converged on

What do smart watches, pedometers, heart-rate monitors, and other high-tech connected consumer wearables have to do with the future of

In a recent article, Innovation at the hospital: Time for health care to catch up to other industries, by Dick Escue,

Earlier this month it was announced that Pfizer Inc. purchased Hospira Inc. for a reported 15 billion with the goal

This bill was sponsored by Elion Engel (D-NY) and Pat Tiberi (R-OH) to address the coverage gap for Medicare patients

The state of enteral therapy is about to change and this will enhance patient safety and delivery techniques. Gone are

The legal issue revolves around individual subsidies intended for ALL American citizens that sign up for Obamacare. NOT just to

“Improving the quality of Neonatal and Perinatal Care,” that was this year’s theme to the Nationwide Children’s Hospital Neonatal and

As the implementation year of Obamacare rolls on, we are seeing a slow down or delay in typical capital expenditures.