It’s impossible to prevent every mistake, but when you’re learning a new floor or working with new nurses, being aware of these common mistakes can help you catch them before they happen.

As wearable health tech explodes in the market, questions remain about its accuracy and safety. Here’s what to tell patients.

As a healthcare practitioner, you can make small changes when interacting with patients to contribute to these life-saving interventions.

Breast Cancer Awareness Month is a time for providers to remember the intricacies of caring for breast cancer patients, even outside oncology settings.

A misdiagnosis or delayed diagnosis is behind one-third of the malpractice cases that end in permanent disability or death.

RRTs that foster relationships with bedside nurses tend to be more effective. Learn about a few other strategies that can improve RRT success rates.

High stress, break room snacks, and limited time and energy to exercise are just some of the occupational (heart) hazards that HCPs face.

As millennials gain more and more power over the healthcare system, the way services have been provided will change. Consumer-centric models are inevitable.

Even though patients are the ones who ultimately download the app, some healthcare providers feel a responsibility to educate them about the risks.

When debating a contentious issue, forcefully explaining your point of view without listening to what your opponent has to say rarely works, and heated conversations about vaccines are no different