layoffs Affecting IHS Employees Rescinded
Last Friday, almost 1,000 employees of the Indian Health Service (IHS) were fired as part of President Trump’s Executive order“Implementation of the Optimization Initiative of the” Government Efficiency Department “of the President”, Levi Rickert said for Native news online During the weekend. However, shortly after, the dismissals that affect IHS
RFK Jr. Gives First Speech to HHS Staff, Focusing on His Priorities
Five days after being sworn as the new Secretary of Health and Human Services, Robert F. Kennedy Jr. On February 18 he delivered a speech through a video link to the staff members of the Department of Health and Human Services, leaving in Of course, he would use his publication
The Vibe at ViVE: Fresh, or Fairly Ripe, This Year?
A feeling of greater realism has seemed present in Vive25 in Nashville this week
Why Florida State Created an AI-Focused Nursing Degree
The Nursing College of the Florida State University has launched what calls the first Master in Science Science Program in the country and is creating an AI Innovation Consortium. Jing Wang, Ph.D., MPH, RN, dean of the Nursing School, recently spoke with Health innovation about why it is so important
What Forced CMS to Terminate the MA Value-Based Insurance Design Model?
In December, the Medicare and Medicaid Service Centers (CMS) announced that the Insurance Design Model based on the Medicare Advantage value (VBID) At the end of 2025, due to the “substantial and inducible costs of the model for Medicare Trust Funds.” Calling the “unprecedented” costs in CMS innovation Center models,
ARPA-H Funds 12 Teams to Build Mobile Care Platform for Rural Settings
The Federal Agency for Advanced Health Research Projects (ARPA-H) announced the 12 teams selected by its platform by accelerating rural access to the distributed and integrated medical care program (paradigm) to receive awards. The program aims to create a multifunctional platform for resistant electric vehicles equipped with advanced medical devices
Startup Atria Health’s Goal Is to Help Cardiology Practices Remain Independent
A startup called Atria Health offers an alternative private capital model to help cardiology practices to be independent. The company emphasizes that it invests, but does not possess, independent practices. Backed by Cypress Ridge Capital, Atria Health said it provides its medical partners with a set of resources, infrastructure and
Building a Learning Health Network Around Cerebral Palsy
The cerebral paralysis research (CPRN) network is a comprehensive network of hospitals and community members who work together to improve health results for people with PC. Organize community and clinical records to collect comprehensive data for research. In a recent presentation to the collaboration of Learning Health Sciences at the
That is the subtitle of an article of Vreman et al. (2020). The authors analyze all the treatments approved by the FDA and EMA that were subsequently reviewed by the HTA agencies in both jurisdictions between 1995 and 2018. The authors used icer as the
Veradigm Eyes Operational Improvements After Not Finding a Buyer
The directors of Veradigm Inc. say they will look to cut costs and reorganize the health data and analytics venture after not finding a buyer in the past eight months. Since announcing a formal review of strategic alternatives last May, the Veradigm board had talks with more than 30 entities
Innovators: It’s Time to Tell Your Stories!
It’s that time of year again: we editors at Healthcare Innovation are looking to showcase inspiring examples of all kinds of innovation taking place in patient care organizations nationwide. Since 2009, we’ve been recognizing team-based innovation taking place in hospitals, medical groups, and integrated health systems, as well as in
Mobile Telemedicine System Connects EMTs in Rural Georgia to Medical Professionals
Washington County Regional Medical Center (WCRMC)in collaboration with DT research and CashIt has implemented a Mobile EMS Telemedicine system (emergency medical services) that connects paramedics in the Rural Georgia with doctors within the region. The system is compatible with the Pavement (Prehospital and outpatient virtual emergency services). According to a
