Category Archives: Cardiac Nursing

The Insurance Regulatory and Development Authority of India (Irdai), on Thursday, mandated all general and health insurance companies to offer a standard health insurance product with a maximum sum insured of 5 lakh. In a circular, the regulator said the product shall be named 'Arogya Sanjeevani Policy' followed by the insurers name Continue reading →

INTRODUCTION The vascular system supports tissue growth and organ function in vertebrates. While vasculogenesis, the process of generating blood vessels de novo from angioblasts, is essential for embryonic development, angiogenesis, the formation of new blood vessels from existing vasculature, is a double-edged sword Continue reading →

What are lessons that can be learned from one study of young people with cardiac conditions and their parents as they make the move into adult services? Christine English looks at the evidence. Burnstrm , Mora MA, jmyr-Joelsson M et al (2019) Ready for transfer to adult care? Continue reading →

My choices as a doctor in the emergency room are up or out. Continue reading →

(MENAFN - GetNews) In a recent study conducted by Newsweek, Bridgeway Care and Rehabilitation was rated the top nursing home in the state of New Jersey. Continue reading →

Dr. Marla Avila, cardiologist, Dr Continue reading →

With little time left before we go to the polls, nursing and the NHS have become crucial battlegrounds in the election campaign. But too often, those at the eye of the storm the health workers themselves have been locked out of this debate. The NHS has imposed strict rules on speaking out and high-profile politicians have been able to throw around figures with little understanding of the issues involved. Continue reading →

Skilled nursing facility leaders could be forgiven for breathing a sigh of relief now that the formal transition to the Patient-Driven Payment Model is behind them. Preparing for the biggest overhaul in Medicare reimbursements in two decades has been a challenging and stressful experience for the industry, where many facilities already operate on thin profit margins. Continue reading →

To better position themselves for changing demographics and other industry headwinds, a sizable chunk of home health providers plan to further diversify their specialty services within the next two years. Thats mostly true for everything apart from therapy-related services, which virtually no providers plan on expanding anytime soon Continue reading →

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