Can Blockchain Solve the Mess of Medical Records? IBM Announces Tie-Up With...
Even as U.S. healthcare spending grew by 3.9% in 2017, the system remains riddled with waste, inefficiencies and data silos. In response, a consortium of healthcare giants that include Aetna and Anthem...
View ArticleSenden finds focus tough with son’s health
Although he sits 12 shots back of 36-hole leader Justin Rose (66), two more solid rounds will go a long way towards Senden’s major medical exemption. The two-time PGA Tour winner needs to earn 280...
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View ArticleManpower not funding is the true crisis in health care
Overworked medical staff and overcrowded wards at public hospitals during this peak flu season have once again placed long-standing staff shortages under the spotlight. It’s fashionable to blame the...
View ArticleShifting ACO Rules Create Uncertainty for Home Health Agencies
Home health agencies are still unsure what a recent overhaul of Medicare’s accountable care organization (ACO) program means for them. They will be affected, experts say, but how and to what extent...
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How renting could affect your health – The Conversation
Our homes play a number of vital roles in our lives. They are are where we rest, spend time with friends and family, and can be most ourselves. Given this central role it is not surprising that...
View ArticleWinona Health records now available on iPhone
by NATHANIEL NELSON Winona Health has introduced a new program allowing patients to access their personal records faster, easier, and more thoroughly –– all they need is an iPhone. The hospital has...
View ArticleNew EPA rule may hinder health research
(Reuters Health) – A new rule proposed by the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) may make it almost impossible to uncover hazards such as dirty air, polluted water and environmental toxins,...
View ArticleA partnership for transforming mental health globally
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View ArticleLeadership in interprofessional collaboration in health care | JMDH
Back to Journals » Journal of Multidisciplinary Healthcare » Volume 12 Leadership in interprofessional collaboration in health care Authors Folkman AK, Tveit B, Sverdrup S Received 1 October 2018...
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Signs of health in medical office market
The Memorial Medical Pavilion will be a five-story, 101,744-square-foot medical office building along the I-10 corridor in Memorial City. The Memorial Medical Pavilion will be a five-story,...
View Article5 Ways Hemp Is a Boon for Health
If you’re hearing a lot about hemp – hemp protein, hemp milk, hemp seeds, hemp oil – you’re not alone. Hemp, marijuana’s more sober sister, is packed with nutritional benefits that more than merit its...
View ArticleMeasles outbreaks challenge public health systems
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View ArticleEx-NHL goaltender, mental health advocate Corey Hirsch: ‘We need to do more’
Less than two years ago, Corey Hirsch stepped out of the darkness. In an exposing article for The Players’ Tribune, the former NHL netminder revealed a side of himself that he had kept hidden from the...
View ArticleShadow health records meet new data privacy laws
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View Article19 Calgary non-profits land $3M in funding for mental health, addiction programs
Applications began to filter in this past October, the city said. “The city sought applications for programs aimed at promotion, early intervention and targeted intervention as it relates to mental...
View ArticleCanadians aren’t really ready to talk about mental health. The way we vote...
Peter Loewen is a professor in the Department of Political Science and the Munk School of Global Affairs and Public Policy at the University of Toronto. Ludovic Rheault is assistant professor in the...
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No two-tier health care planned for Ontario: health minister
Open this photo in gallery Ontario Deputy Premier Christine Elliott talks with journalists following Question Period at the Ontario Legislature in Toronto on Aug. 1, 2018. Chris Young/The Canadian...
View ArticleHealth Monitor: Health-tracking app set for release
New app to track health Alberta Health will soon unroll a new online tool giving patients access to their personal health information. MyHealth Record can be used on computers, tablets and smartphones,...
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Fundraising for a local mental-health charity
Open this photo in gallery Participants are seen during James’ Journey in 2015, an annual walk Mary Muir started in Toronto in memory of her husband James. She wanted to raise money for a local...
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