MedCity News March 2, 2018
Chase Hensel

When we think of champions of health, perhaps there is no bigger advocate for patients than the nurse. Rooted firmly on the front lines of patient health, the role of the nurse has always been one of steadfast supporter. The person next in line (outside of the patient) who, arguably, knows and collaborates closest with the patient and their family, and understands their health needs best.

The nursing profession has evolved over time to adapt to fluctuating health care landscapes, but perhaps the biggest changes are still to come as the healthcare industry continues to head in a direction seeking quality of services over quantity and patient populations change. Nursing is positioned to grow—big.

According to the Bureau of Labor...

Today's Sponsors

LEK
ZeOmega

Today's Sponsor

LEK

 
Topics: Nursing, Value Based
CVS, inVio creating South Carolina ACO through REACH
‘Capital Will Follow Where There’s Predictability’: Ideal Option CEO Connects Value-Based Care and Enterprise Value
Value-based care adoption is a journey, not a destination. And the map you follow can make all the difference
Ilant Health Secures $5.5M for Value-Based Obesity Management & Cardiometabolic Health
ACOs led by independent physicians save Medicare ‘substantially’ more money, CBO says

Share This Article