14 Jul Lurie Children’s – Babies’ Mysterious Resilience to Coronavirus Intrigues Scientists
COVID-19 is often mild in infants. Learning why could help scientists better understand the disease—and point the way toward possible treatments...
14 Jul VIDEO | Stanford Medicine dean on the resurgence of coronavirus cases
Dr. Lloyd Minor, dean of Stanford Medicine, joins "Squawk on the Street" after his conversation with Dr. Anthony Fauci to discuss the spread of coronavirus in the U.S....
13 Jul VIDEO | Bill Russell: The Disintermediation of Health Providers
#ThisWeekinHealthIT it's Tuesday News Day where we cover CommonSpirit, Walmart and Village MD's new deal and technology agility....
13 Jul VIDEO | Cedars-Sinai – New surge of cases in California hospitals
Dr. Jeff Smith, COO of Cedars-Sinai in Los Angeles, discussed what was learned after participating in some cutting-edge corona virus studies....
13 Jul The Keckley Report – Outsiders are looking beyond the pandemic: The four vulnerabilities they are likely to pursue
Healthcare delivery in the U.S. is big business: annual spending for hospitals, physicians, allied health professionals, post-acute services and the prescriptions and tests they order represent almost 80% of the $3.8 trillion we spend. They’re the insiders....
12 Jul Advocate Aurora – The heart: Before, during and after COVID-19
COVID-19 can not only exacerbate existing heart problems, but cause new ones....
09 Jul Northwestern – Coronavirus Chicago: Man becomes 2nd COVID-19 survivor to receive rare double-lung transplant
Northwestern Medicine surgeons performed a second double-lung transplant on a COVID-19 patient last weekend....
08 Jul Baystate – Massachusetts COVID-19 health equity task force, which is examining disparities exposed by pandemic, off to slow start
A health equity task force charged with addressing racial, geographic and other disparities during the coronavirus pandemic is off to a slower start than anticipated, missing its June 30 interim filing deadline....
08 Jul UW Health – Industry Voices:What health systems must do to embrace the new normal
Before mid-March, UW Health, was operating a Level 1 Hospital Incident Command System (HICS), the most comprehensive and serious emergency response for a health system. But HICS is designed for “incidents,” or short-term crises. How do you address a long-term emergency?...
08 Jul CommonSpirit doubles down on primary care with new direct-to-employer partnership
Nonprofit giant CommonSpirit Health is partnering with direct primary care provider Paladina Health to offer direct-to-employer primary care in CommonSpirit's 21-state footprint, with the goal of lowering skyrocketing healthcare costs and improving preventive care....