Legislation

In a recent development that has raised significant concerns among public health advocates, the Trump administration is contemplating the elimination of the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) division responsible for HIV prevention. The proposal involves potentially shifting these critical responsibilities to another department

Governor Sarah Huckabee Sanders has enacted a significant legislative effort by signing 46 new bills into law. These comprehensive pieces of legislation address myriad concerns within the state, encompassing areas such as lottery regulations, educational enhancements, healthcare improvements, and public safety measures. Each bill aims to bring

In an era where technology plays an ever-increasing role in healthcare delivery, the extension of telehealth flexibilities by the US government marks a pivotal moment in addressing healthcare accessibility and quality. With the passage of the Continuing Resolution (CR) last year, key telehealth provisions have been extended until the end of the

The healthcare mergers and acquisitions (M&A) landscape is expected to experience significant shifts and developments in 2025. As private equity (PE) investments rebound within the healthcare sector, various factors will influence market activities and strategic approaches. Various economic, regulatory, and technological factors will play

Amid escalating concerns within the healthcare sector, the Norton Medical Centre in Teesside recently faced a stringent warning from the Care Quality Commission (CQC) due to significant breaches of regulations. The CQC's comprehensive inspection uncovered multiple deficiencies and underscored the essential need for immediate improvements,

In recent years, the intersection of technology and healthcare has brought significant advancements, shaping the future of medical practices and patient care. This article examines key areas where technology is driving transformation and enhancing patient safety. Addressing Reporting Delays in Medical Device Incidents The Study on Reporting Delays