We hope that our readers have had a successful summer so far! As usual, there is a lot to talk about in the world of healthcare…between the Senate’s new healthcare bill currently being considered (The Better Care Reconciliation Act of 2017), the record breaking high heat outside, and the beginning of fiscal Q3 (for most), we all have plenty on our minds! We hope that we can help you stay on top of all the latest updates by providing…
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Dear ##FirstName##, Welcome to the 65th edition of The Acclivity Health Report! We hope that our readers have had a successful summer so far! As usual, there is a lot to talk about in the world of healthcare…between the Senate’s new healthcare bill currently being considered (The Better Care Reconciliation Act of 2017), the record breaking high heat outside, and the beginning of fiscal Q3 (for most), we all have plenty on our minds! We hope that we can help you stay on top of all the latest updates by providing…
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Key GOP senator: Revised Senate healthcare bill expected soon
Sen. Pat Toomey (R-Pa.), who has played a central role in negotiating the Senate healthcare reform bill, says a new version of the legislation is expected to be unveiled soon.
Read More Americans don’t want Senate’s health care plan, but it’s unclear what they do want
Americans really, really don’t like the Senate bill to repeal and replace the Affordable Care Act. Only 17 percent of U.S. adults approve of the health care bill, according to a recent NPR/Marist/PBS NewsHour poll.
Read More How video games affect the brain
Video gaming is clearly a popular form of entertainment, with video gamers collectively spending 3 billion hours per week in front of their screens. Due to their widespread use, scientists have researched how video games affect the brain and behavior.
Read More Hospitals that spend more initially yield better outcomes
Hospitals that spend more on initial care following patient emergencies have better outcomes than hospitals that spend less at first and rely more on additional forms of long-term care, according to a new study.
Read More Physicians: Can social media make or break your career?
For doctors in the digital age, your social media fingerprint has the power to either advance or damage your career. Research has shown that many physicians using social media report minimal formal training in professional conduct online, as well as a lack of awareness regarding which guidelines to follow.
Read More Solving the problem of sleep in hospitals
A noisy hospital — not to mention interruptions by doctors and nurses and light exposure — can make it difficult to rest when people need it most, according to researchers.
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