Clinical Care

A doctor putting a sample into a testing machine to learn about its composition. They are handling the sample with gloves.
Clinical Care

How To Select the Right Immunoassay Platform

BY
Henry Johnson

Choosing the right immunoassay platform is crucial for healthcare professionals dedicated to delivering accurate, reliable, and timely diagnostic results. However, ...

A young woman in navy-blue scrubs holds a tablet as she talks to a grey-haired patient lying in a hospital bed.
Clinical Care

How To Make Patients at Your Hospital Feel Heard

BY
Henry Johnson

Many patients are overwhelmed when they first enter a hospital. Amidst the hustle and bustle, they often feel like just ...

An empty waiting room contains two white couches, a small white coffee table, wooden floors, and a black clock.
Clinical Care

How Metal Fabric Benefits Healthcare Facilities

BY
Henry Johnson

When installing new materials, healthcare facilities need to consider the safety of guests, patients, and staff. Here’s how metal fabric benefits them.

A middle-aged male doctor smiling widely and warmly at the camera. He is wearing a white coat and holding a tablet.
Clinical Care

A Look at Creating a Thoughtful Hospital Marketing Plan

BY
Henry Johnson

Marketing helps businesses survive by making them more prominent in the public mind and convincing potential customers of their products’ ...

A female healthcare worker talks with a male patient as he sits on the exam table. She’s holding a tablet.
Clinical Care

5 Effective Ideas To Improve Your Patient Communication

BY
Henry Johnson

Effective patient communication is the backbone of successful healthcare. When patients clearly understand their diagnosis and treatment plan, they feel ...

Nursing

Nurse Licensure Compact Implementation in Pennsylvania – Moving Forward but Not Quite There!

BY
Mary A. O’Connor, PhD, MSN, RN

Pennsylvania joined the Nurse License Compact on July 1, 2021, when Governor Wolf signed Act 68 Nurse Licensure Compact Into law.  But, ...

Clinical Care

Afib More Common and Dangerous in Younger People Than Previously Thought 

BY
The Western PA Healthcare News Team

Atrial fibrillation (Afib), a common type of arrhythmia that is on the rise in people under the age of 65, ...

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