More reflections on “travel nurses”
Gene Moen
June 12, 2020
We recently posted about issues relating to “travel nurses,” nurses who travel to a hospital in another state to fill in when needed because of
We recently posted about issues relating to “travel nurses,” nurses who travel to a hospital in another state to fill in when needed because of
This pandemic is providing routes for machine learning (artificial intelligence) to expand its presence in emergency medicine, radiology, and critical care. You may have read
A recent news article in Reuters described a surprising reduction in colorectal screenings, biopsies, and surgeries due to the Covid-19 pandemic. It is unmistakable that
Amid all the news reports about the frontline doctors and nurses risking their lives to care for COVID-19 patients there is the reality that most
Seattle Children’s recently found more mold in its operating rooms, self-reporting the unsettling findings to the Washington State Department of Health in early May. It
A recent study has found a somewhat surprising link between anaerobic blood infections and colon cancer. The study will be presented at the 2020 European Congress
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Many states have versions of “tort reform” laws that were enacted, in part, to limit the number and outcome of medical malpractice lawsuits. Does Washington have