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Publishers: Three Critical Issues to Consider

Continue Education Journal

This past year with the formation of Plan S, a multitude of changes are happening in the world of scientific publishing. It’s imperative to stay up to date to ensure that your journal is prepared to face the inevitable. The Decline of Publisher Pricing Power. What is Plan S ? This initiative is likely to translate into the U.S.

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Why Screening for Cyberbullying Is Essential at Intake

Telebehavioral Health Institute

In a widely cited, foundational article published by the Journal of Clinical Practice and Epidemiology (2015), lead author Elisa Cantone and colleagues conducted a systematic search and reported on 17 studies evaluating randomized-controlled trials (RTCs) to assess the effectiveness of school interventions on bullying and cyberbullying.

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The healthcare executive’s guide to AI

Redox

Three out of four C-suite executives believe that if they don’t scale AI in the next five years, they risk going out of business entirely. To make sense out of this data tsunami, AI is critical. To make sense out of this data tsunami, AI is critical. At the height of the pandemic, providers scrambled to digitize care (e.g.,

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Emerging with A Stronger Healthcare System Post-COVID: NAM’s Lessons Learned

Health Populi

The National Academy of Medicine is publishing nine reports addressing health stakeholder segments impacted and re-shaped by COVID-19 — for public health, quality and safety, health care payers, clinicians, research, patients-families-communities, health product manufacturers, digital health, and care systems.

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Paying more and getting less: As hospital chains grow, local services shrink

Henry Kotula

When most hospitals close, it’s plain to see. Equipment and fixtures are hauled out and carted away. Doctors and nurses leave and buildings are shuttered, maybe demolished. But another fate befalling U.S. hospitals is almost invisible. These facilities become, in essence, outpatient clinics. It’s not even just betrayal. The eye of the storm.

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