A feasible strategy for New York City to reopen its economy and exit from today’s lockdown should involve two components…
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No proven pharmaceutical agents specific to the treatment or prevention of Covid-19 currently exist. For now…
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n March 28, the Food and Drug Administration approved the emergency use of the antimalarial drugs chloroquine phosphate and hydroxychloroquine sulfate for hospitalized Covid-19 patients.
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While state and local officials bear most of the responsibility for policies related to Covid-19 within their jurisdictions, new federal guidelines promulgated by President Trump establish an important national standard for how to organize society during a pandemic.
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On Tuesday, President Trump made international headlines when he declared his hope that the American economy would broadly reopen by April 12 — Easter Sunday.
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A 2016 JAMA survey of internal medicine students found that 1 in 7 respondents experienced repeated harassment by an individual with greater power, also known as bullying.
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Transparency has become a top priority for executives seeking to maintain a positive corporate culture.
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With each new major misstep by a corporation reported in the press, there seems to be mention of a failed corporate culture. This is no surprise.
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Health systems and professionals are awash in predictions that artificial intelligence (AI) will create safer and high-quality care…
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The public expects hospitals and their physicians to maintain the highest safety and quality standards. Unfortunately, that is not always the case…
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One of the most important governing functions of a hospital’s medical staff is to ensure that physicians practicing in the hospital are clinically competent and behave professionally…
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Over the past few decades, the public has increasingly demanded value-based health care…
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