Health Beyond the Blog: Last Week Tonight with John Oliver
News Team member Aanya Ravichander recommends the prison healthcare episode of Last Week Tonight with John Oliver for its examination of unjust conditions in for-profit prison healthcare.
The Dire State of Maternal Health in Gaza
News Team member Saanvi Nayar writes that in Gaza, the ongoing conflict has turned pregnancy into a perilous journey, with expectant mothers facing overwhelming challenges in accessing basic healthcare and safe birthing conditions.
Health Beyond the Blog: “Sick Around the World”
News Team member Andrew Feld recommends "Sick Around the World," a 16-year-old documentary (now used as a teaching tool) that compares healthcare in the US to systems in other major economies that have better health outcomes yet lower costs.
HealthierU | Why Aren’t There More Men in Nursing?
On this week’s episode, host Daniel Sung explores what keeps men from pursuing nursing as a career, and what can be done to help alleviate the shortage.
The Healthcare Promise of AI
In an opinion piece, News Team member Jeeya Sharma argues that despite fears, the addition of AI to healthcare will cut costs, improve diagnosis, and allow more time for patients.
Patient Empowerment in Health Care Data
New in Exploring Health's longform vertical: Caroline Hansen delves into how the HCAHPS survey has reshaped the landscape of healthcare quality assessment, while also facing its own set of challenges and transformations.
Physician Shortages, Fatigue, and Discontent
New in Exploring Health's longform vertical: Lexy Campbell offers a straightforward look at the widespread issue of doctor burnout, highlighting how systemic challenges in healthcare are leading to increasing stress and dissatisfaction among physicians.
Paying for Patients’ Social Needs
News Team member Lexy Campbell explores a 2023 study that highlights the costs imposed by a federal mandate that healthcare fund health-related social needs.
Chris Lindley: How One Valley Changed the Equation
Join host Dr. Charles Raison for a fascinating conversation with Chris Lindley, Executive Director of Eagle Valley Behavioral Health and the primary architect of the remarkable changes in mental health care that have occurred under his leadership. Mr. Lindley’s recounting of how he and his team revolutionized behavioral health care will provide a wealth of ideas that will be of interest to healthcare administrators, clinicians, patients, and anyone who cares for someone struggling with mental illness.
Evidence and Access for Medication Abortion
News Team member Emily Kim explores the abundant evidence for the safety of medication abortion despite the legal challenges put in its way.