Quality improvement (QI) in healthcare is a systematic, data-driven approach aimed at enhancing the quality and safety of healthcare delivery. This practice focuses on creating processes that are safe, timely, effective, efficient, equitable, and patient-centered. Historically, the responsibility
The Biden Administration has launched the Cell and Gene Therapy Access Model (CGTAM) aimed at enhancing patient access to cell and gene therapies, with an initial focus on treatments for sickle cell disease. This initiative emerged following agreements between CMS and the manufacturers of two gene
In today's rapidly evolving world, societal challenges are becoming increasingly complex and multifaceted. The intersection of healthcare access, corporate ethics, public health concerns, and economic pressures paints a vivid portrait of the many issues demanding our collective attention and
In an era when the aging population is rapidly increasing, ensuring the safety and well-being of elderly individuals has become a matter of utmost importance. The article "Reforming Eldercare: Ensuring Safety and Dignity for Aging Seniors" delves into the pressing issues surrounding
The Canadian government has proposed a groundbreaking piece of legislation called the Connected Care for Canadians Act (Bill C-72), introduced in June 2024, which aims to revolutionize the country's healthcare system by advancing health data interoperability and curbing the restrictive
The National Committee for Quality Assurance (NCQA) has introduced new accreditation standards aimed at enhancing the quality of virtual healthcare services. As telehealth and remote patient care continue to grow, these standards provide healthcare organizations with a structured approach to
