Returning to Work Safely
After a year of “traditional” workplace uncertainty, companies nationwide are knee-deep in designing their return-to-work strategies after employees have largely worked from home. With the combination of declining COVID-19 related deaths and infection rates, and...
Why Remote, Digital Care Programs Are Especially Important for Disaster Preparedness
Hurricane Katrina made landfall in New Orleans on August 29, 2005, triggering devastating overlapping crises of flooding, power outages, and a public health emergency. In the greater New Orleans area, 130 patients who were undergoing treatment for tuberculosis would...
Evidence-Based Medication Adherence Interventions
The digital health explosion Consumer health technology can provide great insight into patients’ health outside of the provider’s office, especially as more people have access to broadband internet, smartphones, and wearable devices such as smartwatches. Regulatory...
A New Solution to an Old Problem: Expanding the Use of HCV+ Organs for Transplantation
Key Points Transplanting HCV-infected organs to recipients without HCV, and using direct-acting antivirals to treat transplant recipients, could expand opportunities for transplant and support excellent outcomes for recipients. A new study from University of Colorado...