In honor of National Nurses Week, Relias nurses are taking time to share personal insights on the many ways the nursing industry is evolving and how celebrating nursing has shaped their lives.
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The U.S. has the highest maternal death rate (and rising) among the world's developed nations, while the death rate has been stable or falling in other developed countries.
Continuously investing in clinicians at every stage of their careers increases engagement, reduces turnover, and ultimately elevates performance.
Perhaps more than any other area of healthcare, labor and delivery is making strides in personalized care as expecting persons are letting their voices be heard.
The good news is healthcare professionals now have more tools than ever to help make a difference in awareness, management, and treatment for heart health.
As much as it pains me to say, I am a millennial. I’d like to think of myself as more, ....
A new mother’s experience with sepsis...That night she woke with shakes in a cold sweat, a fever that had risen to 104 degrees. Something was wrong. An ambulance was called.
Here are four ways leaders can get the most out of annual training and make the process more meaningful for staff.
In years past, the term “palliative care” wasn’t heard very often in most healthcare settings.That’s all changing, thanks in part to the new edition of the National Consensus Project Guidelines.
Every year, more than 35 million people in the United States go to hospitals to get better. Per the CDC,, ....
The new edition of the guidelines seeks to ensure that the millions of people living with serious illness have access to quality palliative care.
Working with leading healthcare organizations has led our team to identify a framework for success in efforts to reduce variation in care.
When process, incentives and legislation are aligned, prescribers make the best choice, and better outcomes result for all the patients we serve.
Technological innovations have brought significant gains to healthcare – and few patients or providers would roll the scroll back to 1999.
As healthcare shifts to value-based purchasing, there are a few strategies that organizations and leaders can use to reduce the burden on providers.
