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… Comfort meets efficiencyAlthough the home-care model isn’t entirely new, it has been growing since the COVID-19 pandemic, when Medicare began loosening its regulations and provided a waiver that enabled hospitals to deliver …
… She and her colleagues pursued the research project after noting the increased use of telehealth during the COVID-19 pandemic.“Across medical fields, we saw a rapid uptake and implementation of telehealth,” says Dr. Freeman …
… with the Mellen Center. Still, only about 3% of the center’s patients used teleneurology before the COVID-19 pandemic, due largely to insurance-related barriers to access for many patients. Those who used virtual …
… ve had record numbers of caregivers out sick this week – the vast majority of them with confirmed COVID-19. We need the public to take this seriously and to help keep our essential workers safe …
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… Sclerosis and Related Disorders (2022;60:103705), the prospective study was conducted at the height of the COVID-19 pandemic. The aim was to evaluate the effect of flexible schedules versus standard schedules, and the …
… and adapted to a new space. But patients were presenting sicker, including those with complications related to COVID-19, and throughput was an even greater challenge given COVID-19 transfer protocols.“Most fields have seen …
… challenging for caregivers,” explains Aimee Herrick, BSN, RN, Dialysis Nurse Manager at Fairview Hospital.Prior to the COVID-19 pandemic, on-call dialysis nurses would sometimes be asked to turn around and head back to …
… manage stress, avoid burnout and maintain their health, energy and morale. She shares:Lessons learned during the COVID-19 pandemic about the importance of wellnessSelf-care strategies during and after a 12-hour shiftInsight on …
… novel therapeutic approaches.Study backgroundSmall extracellular vesicles (sEVs) are associated with coagulation abnormalities in many conditions, including COVID-19 and many types of cancer, according to Tatiana Byzova, PhD, senior author of the paper. The …
… In Ohio, legislation is currently being reviewed by the state Senate.As reported by OR Manager, the COVID-19 pandemic prompted The Joint Commission to become more aware of the dangers of surgical smoke – based …
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