Survey of nearly 350 clinicians in US reveals that operational inefficiencies accelerate burnout, worsen patient care.

Former AANP President Stephen Ferrara, DNP, discusses how AI can be a collaborative tool to mitigate administrative burden and clinical burnout, potentially improving patient outcomes.

Just like your car, your mental health needs regular checkups. When the check engine light comes on, it's a sign to take ...

I keep things to myself. My friend was struggling with school pressure. He told the school counsellor that he felt like ...

As ER physicians, we see how AI guidance is changing what it means to walk into an emergency room. This isn’t a policy story.

Type 1 diabetes can happen to any child – it’s not caused by eating too much sugar and it cannot be prevented. Type 2 ...

From sleeping on staircases and bare floors to battling mosquitoes, rain, and exhaustion, relatives of patients admitted to ...

Every day, firefighters rush into situations where others flee. They're our heroes, our lifesavers, the brave souls who ...

Tapioca pearls have high levels of lead and cause poor digestion while the beverage contains a lot of sugar, increasing ...

Meet Autonomy, a new kind of health practice built for those who’ve outgrown surface-level wellness and are seeking a ...

Married female nurses and those early in their careers face the highest risk as long hours, understaffing, and home demands ...

In west Michigan, nurses are using an app to redirect nonmedical work to other workers. In Jackson, some nurses are working ...