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Educating physicians about the cost-effective, high-quality care provided by your facility is only half of the marketing equation. Patients are the other half, and in many ways they are a tougher nut to crack.
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To balance work and family, Cindy Latty, BSN, RN, and Maureen Battles, BSN, RN, share the role of patient education coordinator/clinical educator at Riley Hospital for Children in Indianapolis, which is a part of Clarian Health Partners.
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Following is a list of on-line resources to help patient education coordinators assimilate a source of support and information for the families that utilize their health care facilities.
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Petition for stem cell policy change circulated; Stem cell research moving forward; FDA initiative seeks to speed up approvals.
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An expert advises how to best comply. Slipping away are the days of pen-and-paper record keeping. Here to stay are electronic records and electronic signatures.
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In a never-ending quest to make clinical trials safe for participants and learn from unfortunate incidents that may have occurred during a clinical trial, the Food and Drug Administration is not only scrutinizing corrective and preventive action plans (CAPA), but also looking outside of health care for effective quality assurance processes.
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Although progress is being made, advocates say, women still have a lot of catching up to do after decades of historical, cultural, and legal barriers that excluded them from both the benefits and risks of participation in medical research.
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FDA Rejects Plan B Bid; Rosuvastatin: Markets Most Potent Statin; FDA Actions
