The use of telehealth became a global necessity during the COVID-19 pandemic, and although many medical settings have since resumed in-person services, telehealth is now firmly situated as a mainstay ...

There are staffing shortages up and down the caregiver ladder, across the entire healthcare ecosystem. These shortages are perhaps most acutely felt among nurses, who provide so much of the care ...

Herein I will outline a proposal, rooted in the microeconomics principles of supply and demand, that can guide our nation to a beneficial outcome: a way in which unequal access to care, combined with ...

Study shows telehealth doubles the tasks nurses complete to assist patients with chronic diseases. More hospitals and health systems are pushing forward with telehealth initiatives, but a new study ...

A study published in the Western Journal of Nursing Research found that patients using at-home monitoring systems for blood glucose and blood pressure levels received almost twice as many "nursing ...

Telehealth isn’t as widely utilized as it was at the dawn of the pandemic, but the care modality is definitely here to stay. However, many providers believe their telehealth program increases the ...

Telehealth is becoming more mainstream than ever before, with the advent of advanced technology and an increased interest in patient use. With the rise of telehealth, additional training for ...

When the COVID-19 pandemic hit, Chelsea Howland, a doctoral student at the University of Missouri’s Sinclair School of Nursing, saw firsthand how telehealth helped her dad, who has Type 2 diabetes and ...

Telemedicine has been called the future of medical care for so long that the first time an MDphone transtelephonic defibrillator was plugged into a phone jack and used to restart a woman’s heart ...

The first awards through the Mississippi Rural Health Transformation Program have been announced, detailing who is receiving ...