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About 10% of working adults have disabilities, according to the United States Census Bureau. These disabilities can be temporary or permanent and can progress with time. While many individuals with disabilities lead rewarding careers, those pursuing roles

While electronic health records (EHRs) offer incredible advantages for quickly accessing patient data, eliminating fragmentation, and improving information sharing, they also present security challenges. A shocking 41,335,889 patient records were leaked

It’s easy to appreciate the importance of treating illnesses and helping the injured and sick recover. In times of public health crises, when healthcare providers find themselves overburdened and undersupplied, the urgent need to focus on disease

“First, do no harm.” The seemingly simple maxim of healthcare proves far more complex when considered in the context of rapidly advancing medical technology, constant budget constraints, and new health threats. At a time when emerging technologies such as

As our nation faces unprecedented difficulties in the wake of rising pandemics and other health challenges, patients, doctors, and the health system at large rely on the critical services nurses deliver. Whether providing patient care such as vaccinations

Imaging technologies, such as ultrasounds and mammograms, are used in women’s health to help diagnose conditions and improve health outcomes. There are a wide variety of women’s health conditions that require or can benefit from imaging tools. These

Today’s healthcare system is a large, complex industry that’s only getting bigger. The U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS) reports that demand for healthcare jobs is expected to grow 14% by 2028, leading to an additional 1.9 million jobs in the field

When the healthcare field first introduced marketing tactics in the 1970s, the purpose was to inform the general population about illness and promote available medical services. Today, healthcare marketing aims to grow a patient base through promoting

Many healthcare professionals play a role in ensuring that patients admitted to a hospital or healthcare facility receive the best care possible. Healthcare facilities need to assess new patients’ physical wellness, update returning patients’ records

In 2017, over 36 million patients were admitted to 6,210 hospitals across the United States, according to data from the American Hospital Association. Many of those patients likely received advanced treatment and care from dedicated doctors, nurses