February 2, 2023

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1. 29 physician specialties ranked by 2022 burnout rates Full story

2. 30 most admired healthcare companies Full story

3. 9 hospitals closing departments or ending services Full story

4. Increase Discharge Efficiency: LTACH Partnership. Today, almost 30 percent of US adults have multiple chronic conditions. Long-term acute care hospitals can provide substantial benefit to these patients when effectively discharged from the hospital. Discover how LTACH partnership can help your hospital achieve these outcomes.

5. GoodRx might pay $1.5M for sharing patient data Full story

6. States take action against nurses tied to degree scheme Full story

7. This cancer center grew patient volumes by 33% and expanded care hours 22% — all before even completing a major expansion project. See how they're maximizing capacity here.

8. 10 states with the largest decreases to travel nurse pay Full story

9. 'Killnet' has successfully exfiltrated data from hospitals, health systems Full story

10. Nearly 1K drug prices rose in January Full story

11. Financial losses for hospitals continue to mount as the gap between provider and payer profits widens. Here are 5 tips to narrow the gap and improve financial performance now.

12. Las Vegas hospital sick leave policy prompts protest Full story

13. Trump vows to strip Medicare funding from hospitals that provide gender-affirming care to minors Full story

14. Bright Health to lay off 68 employees at Minnesota headquarters Full story

15. UPMC, General Catalyst, Northwell: 16 digital health investments Full story

Becker's Learning Opportunities

1. Just 1 in 10 CKD patients get proper care. Learn how data + AI are changing the kidney care paradigm from costly, urgent treatment to preventative and cost-effective care.

2. Healthcare product shortages remain 5X higher than before then pandemic. See 3 proven strategies for reducing supply chain shortages.

3. TB diagnoses declined during the pandemic due to decreased screening, but infection rates remain high worldwide. A more efficient and accessible testing model can save lives.