Health Care Policy, Quality, & Payer Administration Archives - Page 8 of 30

Population Density & Genetic Risk For Schizophrenia

Article August 10, 2020

A functional magnetic resonance imaging study in 2011 showed greater activation of the stress-processing pathways in study participants who hailed from urban vs. rural locales, leading study authors to propose… Read More

Understanding Second Victim Syndrome In Healthcare Providers

Interview August 3, 2020

It is not uncommon for a health care provider to experience extreme distress after medical error or after an adverse event occurs to a patient. Dr. Albert Wu has coined… Read More

Medication Adherence During The COVID-19 Pandemic

Podcast August 3, 2020

Medication adherence has proven challenging for many individuals during the coronavirus pandemic. For all the convenience offered by virtual visits, they make it more difficult to administer injections or assess… Read More

US Pharmacists Can Now Test For Coronavirus – They Could Do More If Government Allowed It

Article July 27, 2020

The following is a summary of Chen, Steven W; US Pharmacists Can Now Test for Coronavirus – They Could Do More If Government Allowed It, The Conversation (April 13, 2020),… Read More

Tips For Protecting Community Pharmacists & Pharmacy Staff From COVID-19

Downloadable Resource July 22, 2020

Pharmacists, pharmacy technicians, student pharmacists, and other pharmacy staff are frontline responders to the COVID-19 pandemic. Staying protected and healthy while caring for patients is a top priority. Consider the… Read More

Protecting Yourself, Your Patients & Your Family

Downloadable Resource July 22, 2020

As an essential healthcare provider, taking appropriate steps to protect yourself, your staff, your patients, and your family is a top priority. We all do our part to provide care… Read More

Managing Suspected Cases of COVID-19 In Ambulatory Care & Community Pharmacy Settings

Downloadable Resource July 22, 2020

Pharmacists and pharmacy staff working in ambulatory care/community pharmacy settings may encounter patients who are displaying symptoms of the novel coronavirus disease, COVID-19. All pharmacies should have an action plan—and… Read More

COVID-19 Basics: What Pharmacy Personnel Need to Know During the COVID-19 Crisis

Downloadable Resource July 22, 2020

As an essential healthcare provider, being informed on the most current information about the coronavirus disease (COVID-19) pandemic is critically important. There are steps you can take to make sure… Read More

For Better Or Worse? Bridging The Care Continuum For Mental Health Services In Our New Reality

On-Demand Webinar July 22, 2020

Navigating the health care system, particularly mental health services, is a daunting task during “normal” times. Facing the fluidity and uncertainty of a global pandemic presents many new unique challenges… Read More

Population Health: Clinical & Administrative Implications

On-Demand Webinar July 21, 2020

In this webinar, three expert panelists from OPEN MINDS—Sharon Hicks, MBA, MSW; Richard Louis III; and Paul Duck—discuss the current paradoxical state of care delivery, in which providers are sometimes… Read More

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