Planned Parenthood
East - Arlington:
The Return of Planned Parenthood to El Paso
This city in West Texas was the largest in the country without a presence from the controversial health clinic.
Is It A Conflict To Be A Pastor And A Volunteer At Planned Parenthood?
How A Healthcare Clinic Plans To Become A Software Company
Marshfield Clinic has been using its home-grown electronic health record system for 20 years. Now it wants to sell EHRs as a cloud service.
Fewer Return Visits to the Hospital, but Higher Rates of Death, Study Finds
The Affordable Care Act required Medicare to penalize hospitals with high numbers of heart-failure patients who returned for treatment shortly after discharge. New research shows that penalty was associated with fewer readmissions, but also higher rates of death among that patient group.
How insurance companies’ red tape can delay patient care
In health plans’ overused and inefficient requirements, physicians see more than just an administrative burden. They see real-life consequences for patient care.
A return to values-driven leadership or more of the same?
Values-driven leadership that comes from prioritising the moral and clinical imperative will win hearts and minds on the front line. But these values need to be strengthened by investing in and building capability in quality improvement and innovation.
Do you have an EMV plan?
These are suggested 10 essential tips to planing for the EMV deadline.
Going back to the office? An expert shares what you’ll need for the return
Is it time for a new Church Growth Plan?
I have been a pastor for the past twenty-four years and in that time I have gone to more than my share of church growth conferences. I have spent a great deal of time and money trying to figure out…
Will Millennials Return to Religion?
A wave of new books by young pastors and concerned experts focus on coaxing Millennials into -- or back to -- religious life by addressing the challenges they pose to parents, pastors, and society.
After service work, future deacons return to class transformed
A partnership with Catholic Social Services' agencies helps men studying to become permanent deacons deepen their experience in the ministry of charity -- while giving them
