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Opinion: New Study Reaffirms Value of Hospice – Policymakers Must Act To Expand and Protect This Type of Care

A new report by NORC at the University of Chicago reveals earlier enrollment in hospice and longer lengths of stay increase patient and family satisfaction while lowering total costs of care โ€“ reaffirming what hospice providers have known for years.
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To Get Better Staffing Levels, Hospitals Must Prioritize Nurses' Hiring Demands

Many health systems arenโ€™t employing the right tactics for hiring and retaining nurses, according to a new report. It argued that hospitals would have an easier time hiring and retaining nurses if they focused more on the things workers want most from their employers โ€” such as flexible scheduling and professional development opportunities.
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Ipsen Itching Drug Scratches Off a Second FDA Approval in Rare Liver Indication

Ipsen drug Bylvay is now FDA approved for treating pruritus, or severe itching, which is a complication of the rare liver disease Alagille syndrome. The oral drug was previously approved for treating pruritus in another rare inherited liver disease called PFIC.
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Piecing Together the Cybersecurity Puzzle: A Call to Action for Healthcare Leaders

Healthcare executives must recognize the 10,000-piece cybersecurity puzzle is more likely solved by engaging leaders throughout the organization to share in responsibility instead of dropping the box of pieces on the desk of the CIO to solve alone.
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Patient Death Leads to Pause in Test of 2seventy Bio Cell Therapy for Leukemia

2seventy Bio reported that an acute myeloid leukemia patient treated with its experimental cell therapy has died, prompting research partner Seattle Childrenโ€™s Research Institute to pause the Phase 1 study. The FDA has been notified and an investigation is underway.
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What Pear Therapeutics' Bankruptcy Has Left the DTX Industry to Ponder

One of the fastest-growing frontiers of healthcare is Digital Therapeutics (DTx), which utilizes clinically tested software to prevent, treat, and manage a growing range of medical conditions. During Covid-19, governing agencies loosened regulatory requirements and increased incentives for DTx. Fortunately, this propelled innovation, and transitioned DTx from up-and-coming to a high-demand field. The goal was simple: provide access and focused support to patients remotely while simultaneously r...
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New FDA Draft Guidance Signals Acceptance of Decentralized Trials (When Done Right)

He FDA has made a purposeful choice to write in broad strokes, stopping short of detailing ways to execute DCTs. Even so, the Agency is starting to acknowledge โ€“ and thereby support โ€“ the global shift towards expanded trial models. Essentially, the FDA is implicitly broadening the definition of clinical trials.
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