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Only 1 state ranked highly for nurses, physicians and health systems: WalletHub
Minnesota is the only state ranked highly for nurses, physicians and healthcare systems according to personal finance site WalletHub. -
10 hardest-working states
North Dakota is the hardest-working state, while New Mexico is the least hard-working, according to a WalletHub report. -
196 top hospitals for drug communications
Nearly 200 hospitals are the best in the nation for their drug communications, according to CMS' Hospital Consumer Assessment of Healthcare Providers and Systems data. -
PA burnout, by specialty
Last year, 32.2 percent of certified physician assistants experienced at least one symptom of burnout, according to the "2022 Statistical Profile of Board Certified PAs by Specialty," a report on 24 specialties and primary care published by the National Commission on Certification of Physician Assistants. -
The 5 most-requested specialties and their pay
Nurse practitioners are the most requested specialty by employers but have the lowest average pay of the top five specialities, AMN Healthcare found. -
270+ hospitals, health systems among Forbes' best-in-state employers
Forbes released its fifth annual list of America's Best Employers By State on Aug. 22. -
States with the highest preventable death rates: Commonwealth Fund
Mississippi had the most preventable deaths per 100,000 residents in 2020 and 2021, according to the Commonwealth Fund's 2023 scorecard. -
Healthcare jobs that require the most innovative thinking
The Labor Department's Occupational Network ranked chief sustainability officers as the job that requires the most innovation in healthcare. -
Oklahoma health system CEO criticizes Leapfrog rankings
Hospital rankings, particularly those from U.S. News & World Report, have drawn scrutiny from health system leaders in recent months. Now, The Leapfrog Group — known for assigning hospitals letter grades — is also facing criticism. -
20 best cities for Gen Z
The best cities for Gen Zers aren't the biggest, according to a recent ranking from Commercial Cafe. -
Healthcare settings with the most workplace injuries
Ambulance services had the highest rates of workplace injuries while dentists' officers had the lowest, the Bureau of Labor Statistics found. -
180 HCA hospitals by bed count
Nashville, Tenn.-based HCA Healthcare, one of the largest for-profit health systems in the U.S., offloaded three Louisiana hospitals in January, bringing the number of hospitals in its portfolio down to 180 across 19 states and the United Kingdom. -
Healthcare jobs requiring the most adaptability
The Labor Department's Occupational Network ranked urology as the job that requires the most adaptability in the country. -
38 fastest-growing health services companies
Inc. Magazine has released its annual list of the 5,000 fastest-growing companies in America. This year, 269 health services companies made the cut, including 170 repeat honorees. -
The 10 most, least stressful healthcare professions
The Labor Department's Occupational Network ranked urology the most stressful job in the country. -
The top 100 hospitals for cardiac care, per Healthgrades
Healthgrades recently named the top 100 hospitals for cardiac care in 2023. -
Top 10 universities for life sciences, medicine in the world
Six of the world's top universities for life sciences and medicine are outside the U.S., according to QS World University Rankings. -
Top 10 nursing universities in the world
QS World University Rankings has named University of Pennsylvania the world's best nursing university four years in a row. -
Top 15 hospitals to work for nurses
Hoag Memorial Hospital Presbyterian in Newport, Calif., was named the top hospital for nurses to work, according to rankings from Nurse Journal. -
Preventable hospitalizations: All 50 states, ranked
Hawaii is home to the fewest preventable hospitalizations in the nation per 100,000 Medicare patients, whereas West Virginia most exceeds the national average of 2,770.
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