HOSPITAL REPORT

The demand for details amid a Phase I clinical trial accident comes during a greater push for more clinical trial transparency. But when does it become too much information?

To comfort a terminally ill patient, one hospital brought his daughter’s wedding to him.

The idea of giving people what they want, or making it right if you don't, is behind a new money-back guarantee at Geisinger Health System in Pennsylvania.

The 2016 Medicare reimbursement penalty data has many hospitals grumbling.

Gundersen Health System has a collaboration that addresses teens' mental health issues before they reach suicidal behavior.

When Bill Warner needed a kidney transplant, his Vietnam War comrade was there for payback.

A recent study in JAMA Oncology determined that low-income cancer patients face barriers to clinical trials that higher-income patients may find more marginal.

Want to have happier and healthier patients, plus healthier staff? Cut down on the noise.

A new study unearths a link between physician-hospital integration and increase in cost of outpatient services.

I used to be at war with my publications. We used to shrink the size of the text in order to get everything in. I would raise a battle cry: “Our readers can’t read text that small!” How did I know? Because I’m one of those (over-50) readers. There’s a hospital that recognizes the difficulty that us older ones have reading small type.