An article from Kaiser Health News reported that physicians are transforming their traditional medical practices into medical homes with the goal of providing more coordinated patient care.

According to an article from Becker’s Hospital Review, the data from patient experience surveys does not adequately divulge the reasoning behind high or low scores that is needed to determine and address issues.

Due to state and federal practice restrictions, many Advanced Practice Registered Nurses (APRN) are not practicing to the extent of their training and education.

An article from Medscape reported that a digital network that compares patient records with medical research could help doctors deliver more targeted care.

According to a report from the World Health Organization (WHO), every year, hundreds of medical patients across the globe contract healthcare-associated infections due to poor hand hygiene from providers.

A new clinic at Riverside County Regional Medical Center (RCRMC) is reportedly using a system of coordinated and patient-centered care to provide accessible care to disabled patients with complex medical conditions.

As EHR integration becomes more widespread and consumers gain online accessibility to their health records, several health IT companies are making the case that data needs to be visually engaging for patients.

When it comes to hospitals surveying patients about their experiences, the responses may not adequately represent the medical care being given (specifically for surgical care).

In the “Variation in Patient Safety Outcomes and the Importance of Being Informed” report released by Healthgrades, 379 hospitals across the U.S. were recognized with the Patient Safety Excellence Award for providing “better than expected” patient safety.

A study conducted at the Cincinnati Children’s Hospital Medical Center concluded that, after the adoption of a quality improvement program, the facility has been meeting the national guidelines of prescribing the appropriate antibiotics to patients.