Category: COVID-19 for the Workforce

The COVID-19 pandemic has dramatically altered medical students’ experience in 2020, and many believe it will affect how they practice medicine long after the pandemic subsides.

With a positive approach to change, healthcare workers and their organizations can emerge from the pandemic stronger and more resilient.

A new study looks at the high numbers of health care workers hospitalized during the early months of the pandemic.

Patient safety and clinician safety remain intrinsically linked.

The pandemic has put a renewed spotlight on the longstanding issue of burnout — as well as ways to address it.

A collection of resources and tools for decision-makers managing healthcare workforce challenges in response to the COVID-19 emergency.

A recent survey shows the harrowing reality most physicians are facing during this pandemic.

The home health aide workforce of 2.3 million has been largely overlooked during this pandemic.

Pharmacies have been in a unique position as they have been among the few businesses that remained open as “stay at home” orders were issued for citizens amid the coronavirus outbreak.

A new J.D. Power survey showed that patient satisfaction scores for telehealth reached 860 on a 1,000-point scale.