Healthcare Industry News

Physician retention is a critical challenge for healthcare organizations in 2025, as shortages and turnover rates continue to rise. Retaining physicians not only ensures continuity of care but also reduces recruitment costs and supports organizational stability. Here are strategies healthcare facilities can implement to keep their physicians engaged and committed for the long term: Supportive…

The world of endocrinology, particularly in thyroid care, is evolving rapidly. As we enter 2025, several exciting trends are emerging that promise to revolutionize how we approach thyroid health. Here’s a look at the top five developments to watch out for: 1. Precision Medicine Takes Center Stage Personalized treatment approaches are becoming the norm in…

According to the latest Employment Situation Summary for March 2024, there’s been a positive trend in the U.S. labor market, with the healthcare industry being a massive contributor to job growth. The healthcare sector added 72,000 new jobs in March, with the spike surpassing the previous year’s average monthly job gain of 60,000. This impressive growth proves…

In the healthcare industry, changes are frequent as things are constantly evolving. That said, understanding current healthcare trends is critical. Doing so will help you get on the right path while knowing what to expect when changes arise in your career. Having a grasp on the healthcare landscape is not only beneficial for healthcare workers…

See how recently virtual health has improved the health care experience, and what’s to come in the future.

Covid-19 has changed the healthcare industry in a variety of ways, including how physicians and nurses look for jobs. Read on for the latest trends in the post-Covid world of Family Medicine and Primary Care.

When hospitals use the right combination of tools and medical professionals, they can effectively solve the problem of physician staffing gaps.

Spotting the warning signs of physician burnout can help slow the process, which leads to better results for both doctors and their patients.