The Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality debuted a new toolkit that focuses on mitigating diagnostic errors in pediatric primary care practice.

HHS Secretary Alex Azar declared a public health emergency in California due to the wildfires raging through the state, which have thus far killed 50 people, according to CNN.

Customer satisfaction with commercial health insurers has stagnated after two years of improvement, according to ACSI's Finance and Insurance Report 2018.

Humana released its annual value-based care report detailing how tying payment to performance outcomes affected Medicare Advantage patients and their providers.

U.S. maternal death rates have increased since 2000, and many of them can be prevented if hospitals standardize care for women in labor, according to an essay published in the New England Journal of Medicine. 

Seriously ill children who were granted a wish, such as through the Make-A-Wish program, had fewer unplanned hospital admissions and were less likely to use the emergency department, a study conducted at Columbus, Ohio-based Nationwide Children's Hospital found.

Healthcare professionals nationwide are sharing photos and messages on Twitter about their own experiences with gun violence in response to a controversial tweet from the National Rifle Association.

The CDC is investigating about 160 additional reports of children with possible acute flaccid myelitis, but are still puzzled by the sudden spike in cases, according to STAT.

Phoenix Children's Hospital is harnessing data technology to improve patient outcomes and measure progress in several key ways, according to an op-ed in U.S. News & World Report.

Columbus-based Central Ohio Primary Care is the nation's largest independent primary care physician group and an industry leader in physician engagement.