Happy New Year from all of us at Healthcare NOW Radio! Thanks for tuning in to another year of great shows, hosts, guests, and conversations.
Looking to keep your finger on the pulse of the nursing industry? Check out this month’s top nursing news stories from around the globe.
Check out the most recent episodes now on-demand from Health UnaBASHEd, Value-Based Care, Healthcare de Jure, This Just In, and PopHealth Week.
With the new year approaching, the American Medical Association is offering 10 recommendations to help Americans make the most impactful, long-lasting improvements to their health in 2025 and beyond.
STARTING December 30 Tune in this week for these highlighted shows. Don’t miss new episodes of Health Unabashed, Healthcare de Jure, and a Podcast Replay from Digital Health Talks.
As we bid farewell to 2024, it’s time to reflect on the pivotal moments that shaped the healthcare landscape over the past year. This week’s Friday Five highlights HCNR stats, top contributors from Health IT Answers, top stories from HCNR and more.
WEEKEND: January 4 – January 5 Check out what’s on this weekend marathon airings of your favorite shows. And get a sneak peek of what’s new next week on The Tate Chronicles and Trending NOW. Catch up on your favorite shows.
Our podcast library is growing! Subscribe on your favorite platform. This week we have new episodes of HCAA’s Voices of Self Funding, Medicomp Tell Me Where IT Hurts, Avaneer Health’s The Spark, Healthcare IT Leader’s Leader to Leader, Roetzel’s HealthLaw HotSpot and more.
By Devin Partida – Telehealth slowly began to take hold before the pandemic. However, once COVID-19 spread, remote health care rapidly became the norm. While doctors’ offices have reopened, telehealth has repeatedly optimized medical care, expanding patient access to providers and reducing costs.
Wishing you a safe and happy holiday from all of us at Healthcare NOW Radio. Check out what we did in 2024 and predictions for 2025.
By Dr. Lawrence Kosinski – We are living in an era of an increasing second derivative with respect to health care. The rate of change in the rate of change is increasing making for a progressively more complex world around us in which we have to work and strive to survive.
Check out the most recent episodes now on-demand from Healthcare IT Today, This Just In, Trending NOW, What’s My Tagline and HealthStealth Radio.