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Nearly 40% of CEOs dont believe their organisations will be economically viable in 10 years if they do not transform Inflation (40%), macroeconomic volatility...

Nearly 40% of CEOs don't believe their organisations will be economically viable in 10 years if they do not transform Inflation (40%), macroeconomic volatility (31%) and geopolitical conflict (25%) rank as the top global threats, as cyber and health risks fall from a year ago CEOs are cutting costs, yet 60% do not plan to reduce headcount and...

The many options — particularly urgent care and free-standing ERs — can make the head spin. The wrong choice can mean big bills and even poor outcomes. Facilities have little incentive to clear up the confusion.

People who are injured or sick are asked, in a moment of stress, to prudently decide which medical setting is the best place to seek help.

Americas ambiguous, profit-driven health care leaves people to fend for themselves on trying to find the best care when theyre sick or injured.

Nurses at Mount Sinai South Nassau have voted to join New York State Nurses Association (NYSNA), New York’s largest union of registered nurses, NYSNA announced on Jan. 13.

The proliferation of care options — particularly urgent care centers and free-standing emergency departments — can make the head spin. For patients, the wrong choice may mean big bills and poor health outcomes.

One evening in February 2017, Sarah Dudley's husband, Joseph, started to feel sick. He had a high fever, his head and body ached, and he seemed disoriented, she said. The Dudleys had a decision to make: go to the hospital emergency room or to an urgent care clinic near their home in Des Moines, Iowa.

Landing in the wrong setting can lead to higher medical bills​ — and possibly poor health outcomes.

Fireworks, hoverboards, and skiing equipment cause the highest number of injuries during the holidays, according to a USA TODAY analysis.