Advertisement
H&HN H&HN
AHA Logo

H&HN is an AHA Publication

www.aha.org
Logout
  • Leadership/Strategy
    • Today's H&HN Daily
    • The Boomer Challenge
    • CEO
    • Consumerism
    • Executive Dialogue
    • Gatefolds
    • New Care & Payment Methods
      • ACOs
    • White Papers
  • Quality/Safety
    • Antimicrobial Stewardship
    • CQO
    • HEN
    • Patient Falls
    • Violence
  • Finance
    • CFO
    • ICD-10
    • Risk Assumption
    • Affordability
  • Operations
    • COO
    • Extra Mile
    • Service Line Management
  • Patient Care
    • Clinical Management
      • Diabetes
      • Opioids
      • Pharma
      • Superbugs
      • Zika Update
    • CMO
    • Patient Engagement
    • Population Health
  • Legislation/Regulations
    • 2016 Election
    • Affordable Care Act
    • AHCA
    • MACRA
    • Value-Based Care
  • Workforce
    • CNO
    • Generations/Workforce
    • Nurse Watch
    • Physicians
    • Staffing
  • Technology
    • Most Wired
    • CIO
    • CMIO
    • Cybersecurity
    • Health IT
    • Innovation
  • Meetings
    • Calendar of HC Conferences
    • Events
    • ACHE Annual Meeting
    • AHA Annual Meeting
    • AHA Executive Forum
    • HIMSS Annual Meeting
    • IHF World Hospital Congress
    • Leadership Summit
    • RSNA 2016
    • Rural Health Care Leadership Conference
    • Siemens Health Executives Forum
  • About Us
    • Subscribe
    • Contact Us
    • Jobs
    • Advertising Info
      • Advertising Sales Staff
      • BPA Report
      • Marketing Solutions Guide
      • Editorial Calendar Guide
      • Classifieds
    • H&HN Authors
    • H&HN Article Reprints
    • H&HN Magazine Archives
Home » Topics » Patient Care » Clinical Management

Clinical Management
Clinical Management RSS Feed RSS

Teen_opioids

Getting Teens with Chronic Pain Back to Being Teens

Mayo Clinic teaches adolescents to keep going despite pain, and many find their pain decreases as their quality of life improves
December 19, 2017
Maggie Van Dyke
No Comments
Mayo Clinic teaches adolescents to keep going despite pain, and many find their pain decreases as their quality of life improves.
Read More
Community Partnership

How to Communicate with Cultural Sensitivity

Health care providers must break through hidden biases to enhance service to patients and their families
December 11, 2017
William Maples, M.D.
No Comments
Actively seeking opportunities to practice and improve culturally sensitive communication goes a long way in connecting with a diverse patient population.
Read More
Millennial Cancer

Talking to Millennials About Cancer

New Jersey-based Inspira launches advisory committee as one way to help improve oncology care for the younger generation
October 31, 2017
Marty Stempniak
No Comments
New Jersey-based Inspira Health Network launches advisory committee as one way to help improve oncology care for the younger generation.
Read More
victim-advocate

Cleveland Clinic Victim Advocate Works to Address Violence

Social worker helps patients, families and staff deal with and prevent violence
October 30, 2017
Matt O'Connor
No Comments
Ashley Withrow, a social worker in the system's police department, works to help patients, families and staff deal with and prevent violence.
Read More
Mississippi Hospital Limits Opioid Perscriptions
Case Study

Improving the Hospital and Emergency Department Response to Substance Use Disorders

Boston Medical Center’s Project ASSERT provides alcohol and substance use disorder services
October 25, 2017
Edward Bernstein M.D., Ludy Young LADC1, MEd, and Jenny Eriksen Leary
No Comments
Boston Medical Center’s Project ASSERT is working to improve alcohol and substance use disorder services for emergency department patients.
Read More
Community Partnership

New Initiative Looks to Close Behavioral Health Gaps

Pitkin County, Colo., creates a continuum of care between substance use programs and behavioral health services
October 12, 2017
Matt O'Connor
No Comments
The Pitkin County, Colo., Be Well Initiative creates a continuum of care between substance use programs and behavioral health services in the region.
Read More
diagnostic-testing

A Diagnosis for Diagnostic Testing

Collaboration among pathologists, radiologists and referring physicians is turning out to be the best medicine
October 10, 2017
Geri Aston
No Comments
Collaboration among pathologists, radiologists and referring physicians is turning out to be the best medicine.
Read More
Opioid_mentor_700x468

Florida Hospital Trains ‘Peer-Recovery Specialists’ to Steer Opioid Users Toward Treatment

St. Vincent Medical Center Riverside uses $1.5M grant to fuel pilot program to fight opioid crisis
September 20, 2017
Marty Stempniak
No Comments
St. Vincent Medical Center Riverside is using a $1.5 million grant from the city of Jacksonville, Fla., to support a new pilot program.
Read More
Cleveland Opioids
Weekly Reading

Personal Anecdotes and Useful Insights Into the Opioid Epidemic

Plus, progress on Alzheimer’s and more in this week’s roundup of health care news
September 15, 2017
Bill Santamour
No Comments
Plus, progress on Alzheimer’s and more in this week’s roundup of health care news.
Read More
genomics

Genomic Medicine Has Entered the Building

With game-changing promises starting to pay off, hospitals need to start preparing now for the changes genomics will bring
August 15, 2017
Karyn Hede
No Comments
With game-changing promises starting to pay off, hospitals need to start preparing for the changes genomics will bring.
Read More
Previous 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 … 22 23 Next
HHN Dec. 17 cover
Subscribe
H&HN Daily
Digital Edition
H&HN Videos
/publications/2

New AHA Today Newsletter

Special Coverage
  • Transportation
  • 2018 Environmental Scan
  • Housing
  • Most Wired
  • Food Insecurity
  • Hospitals Against Violence
RSS Feed Widget

AHA Career Center

View More Career Opportunities >
Browse H&HN Workforce Articles >

Corporate News

  • 12-01-17 By Change Healthcare.
  • Change Healthcare
  • Working alongside our customers and partners to accelerate the journey toward improved lives and healthier communities.
  • 12-01-17 By Envision Healthcare.
  • Envision Healthcare
  • Neonatology team achieves Level III NICU status, 500% increase in average daily census. Learn how.

  • H&HN Topics
    • Leadership & Strategy
    • Quality & Safety
    • Finance
    • Operations
    • Patient Care
    • Legislation & Regulation
    • Workforce
    • Technology
    • Meeting Coverage
  • H&HN Magazine
    • Article Reprints
    • About H&HN
    • Editorial Guidelines
    • H&HN Magazine Archives
    • H&HN RSS Feed
    • H&HN Staff
    • Privacy Policy
    • Search by Author
    • Sitemap
    • Terms of Use
  • Subscribe
  • Advertise
  • Events
  • Whitepapers
  • About Health Forum
    • Health Forum
    • HF Data & Coding
    • Health Forum Education
    • Health Forum Media
    • H&HN Magazine
    • Health Care's Most Wired
    • HFM Magazine
    • Trustee Magazine
    • AHA
    • About AHA
    • Contact AHA
H&HN
icon
Health Forum Online Store

The opinions expressed by authors do not necessarily reflect the policy of the American Hospital Association. This website contains links to sites which are not owned or maintained by the American Hospital Association (AHA). The AHA is not responsible for the content of non-AHA linked sites, and the views expressed on non-AHA sites do not necessarily reflect the views of the American Hospital Association.

© 2017 Health Forum

Design, CMS, Hosting & Web Development :: ePublishing