healthcare

As we kick off 2024, the United States continues to have a shortage of mental health professionals to treat everyone in need.  According to a U.S. Department of Health and Human Services report, the current workforce of about 45,580 psychiatrists must increase by 2,800 to meet...

The dramatic rise in hospitalizations during the COVID pandemic put enormous pressure on hospitals and clinics to mobilize existing staff, fill positions quickly, and think outside the box, The pandemic really took its toll on health providers – financially and on a human level. What the pandemic...

A significant treatment gap exists for individuals living with mental health and substance use conditions.In 2023, 55% of adults who experienced some form of mental illness didn’t receive treatment – and 60% of youth with major depression went without help. On a positive note, healthcare professionals...

Now that the new year has arrived, what better time for hospital administrators, hiring managers and HR professionals to get busy on their recruitment plans for 2024. And that includes, strategizing how your recruitment needs may change throughout the year. The truth is, the peak season for...

A career in healthcare is a noble and rewarding endeavor, but it can also be exceptionally demanding. To maintain your passion and provide the best possible care to your patients, it's essential to take proactive steps to recharge and reenergize your career. For healthcare professionals,...

In today's dynamic digital age, LinkedIn has evolved into an invaluable tool for healthcare professionals striving to elevate their careers. This professional networking platform presents a plethora of opportunities for connection, knowledge sharing, and the exploration of new career prospects within the expansive world of...

Physician burnout became a widespread occurrence during the COVID-19 outbreak. But while the pandemic is no longer the threat it was, burnout continues to be a problem for physicians and health providers. To prove the point, data from a nationwide survey of physicians confirm that burnout...

As healthcare professionals, we recognize that suicide is a complex and tragic issue that requires our attention year-round. September is National Suicide Prevention Month, serving as a crucial reminder of the importance of our role in identifying and addressing the warning signs of suicide in...

Nowhere in the U.S. has the shortage of healthcare professionals been more acute than for rural hospitals, clinics, and private practices. Many medical facilities and practices outside of larger metropolitan areas are finding it difficult to provide needed patient care or to meet staffing requirements. This...