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By Ann W. Latner

Indiana's Supreme Court was recently asked to rule on whether the state's Medical... Read More »

Court Rules That State’s Medical Malpractice Act Can Apply to Nonpatients

By Erika Leemann Price

The COVID-19 pandemic helped drive the modern telemedicine movement, including management of... Read More »

Virtual Education Effective for Patient Self-Testing for Warfarin Therapy

By Anuja Vaidya

An initiative that included "virtual rooming," in which a medical assistant calls the... Read More »

Assistance With Connecting to Virtual Visits Can Help Close Care Gaps

By Jacob Gershman

Dozens of lawsuits are being filed in New York and around the country by families of nursing... Read More »

Nursing Homes Face Growing Number of Lawsuits From COVID-19 Fallout

By Melinda Wenner Moyer

A long-term complaint among female patients about providers playing down or misdiagnosing their... Read More »

Women Are Calling Out ‘Medical Gaslighting’

By Ricardo Alonso-Zaldivar

A rash of emergency policies helped the U.S. health care system manage the chaos of the COVID-19... Read More »

COVID Pandemic's End May Bring Turbulence for U.S. Health Care

By Jeff Lagasse

With rising use of telehealth around the country due to the COVID-19 pandemic, the U.S.... Read More »

Government Accountability Office Asks CMS to Assess Telehealth Quality for Medicaid Beneficiaries

By Lisa Rein

The Department of Veterans Affairs' $16 billion project to digitize health records kicked... Read More »

Massive Digital Health System for Veterans Plagued by Patient Safety Risks, Watchdog Finds

By Virgin Islands Daily News