A South Carolina physician who built a nationwide practice prescribing ketamine to patients with mental illnesses was shut down by the Drug Enforcement Administration, The Washington Post reported May 10.
Integration & Physician Issues
An American Medical Association analysis found 31.2 percent of physicians in 2022 reported they had previously been sued.
Lacking proper regulation, artificial intelligence poses a threat to human health, a group of physicians and public health experts warned in an analysis published May 9 in BMJ Global Health.
Jacksonville, N.C.-based Brynn Marr Hospital is under CMS scrutiny after failing to provide a safe and therapeutic environment for behavioral health patients, North Carolina Health News reported May 10.
A shooting at Richmond, Va.-based VCU Medical Center North Hospital resulted in one man killed and another taken into custody.
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Part-time work is on the rise for physicians across the country, Medscape reported May 9.
The American Hospital Association is calling on Congress to increase funding in several key areas to strengthen U.S. healthcare.
As lawmakers propose and pass bills aimed at protecting healthcare workers' safety, some staff members at health systems are expressing concerns over the amount of increased violence seen in 2023.
Xavier University in Cincinnati is planning to open the nation's first Jesuit College of Osteopathic Medicine in 2027, the organization said May 8.
Northside Medical Midtown hospital in Atlanta reopened May 8 following a shooting inside the facility May 3 that killed one and injured four others.