james60+FollowGame-Changer for Nose Cancer Care?Just saw this update from ESTRO2025—Maria Concetta La Milia and her team dropped new research on nose vestibule interventional radiotherapy (aka brachytherapy). The coolest part? Patients themselves say this treatment keeps things working better and is less harsh than the usual options. Love seeing patient voices actually shape cancer care! Curious to see if this becomes the new go-to for head and neck cancers. #ESTRO2025 #Oncology #Brachytherapy #PatientCare #ESTRO2025 #Oncology #Brachytherapy #PatientCare #Health50Share
Douglas Robinson+FollowAI Is Fixing Hospital Discharge ChaosEver heard of Kouper? They just scored $10M to fix one of healthcare’s biggest headaches: what happens when patients leave the hospital. Nearly 1 in 5 Medicare patients end up back in the hospital within a month—yikes. Kouper’s using generative AI to make sure no one falls through the cracks, automating follow-ups and pulling real-time data from everywhere. Early results? Over 50% more patient engagement and 60% better follow-up rates. This could seriously change the game for care transitions! #HealthTech #AIinHealthcare #Startups #PatientCare #HospitalDischarge #Health10Share
edwardspeter+FollowNHS Cuts: What’s Really Happening?Hospitals in England are slashing staff, shutting services, and rationing care to meet massive savings targets. Some trusts are cutting up to 1,500 jobs each—even though they admit it could hurt patient care. Rehab centers, therapy services, and even end-of-life beds are on the chopping block. Nearly half of NHS trusts are already cutting services, and more could follow. The pressure to save money is so intense, even top bosses are worried about patient safety. Wild times for the NHS! #NHSCuts #HealthcareCrisis #UKNews #PatientCare #NHS #Health00Share
Dana David+FollowNHS Job Cuts: What’s Really Going Down?NHS trusts are slashing hundreds of frontline clinical jobs and cutting back on key services like diabetes clinics and stop-smoking support to fix a massive budget gap. Nearly half of NHS leaders say they’re already scaling back or about to, and a third are cutting clinical roles. Staff wellbeing and patient care are both at risk, with leaders warning these cuts will hit patient experience hard. It’s a wild time for the NHS—do you think these cuts will help or hurt in the long run? #NHS #HealthcareCrisis #JobCuts #PatientCare #UKNews #Health183Share
Michelle Chen+FollowWhy Custom Meds Are a Game ChangerEver wonder why some people need meds made just for them? Harvard Health says compounded medications are a lifesaver when off-the-shelf drugs don’t cut it—think allergies, weird dosages, or even just making medicine taste better for kids. Meanwhile, big pharma’s spending millions to keep their grip on the market and even suing compounding pharmacies. Kinda wild how much goes on behind the scenes just to get the right meds! #Healthcare #Pharmacy #BigPharma #CompoundedMeds #PatientCare #Health112Share
Terry Brown+FollowHow Case Managers Are Saving HealthcareTurns out, building real relationships with patients can seriously cut healthcare costs and boost quality of life—especially for those with complex needs. This study followed Medicaid patients for a year and found that when case managers actually get to know their clients (not just check boxes), it saved $8,500+ per person and made people feel way better. The secret? Ditching quick fixes for long-term, trust-based support. Could this be the game-changer healthcare needs? #HealthcareInnovation #Medicaid #CaseManagement #PatientCare #HealthEquity #Health00Share
herreradennis+FollowDIY Psychiatry: Help or Hype?The DIY psychiatry trend is blowing up, with more people ditching traditional mental health care for peer advice and self-management. While it’s empowering to take charge, experts warn that skipping professional help can backfire—think relapse, worsening symptoms, and missing out on real recovery. The sweet spot? Mixing peer support with a solid, collaborative relationship with your clinician. It’s all about teamwork, not going it alone! #MentalHealthMatters #DIYPsychiatry #PeerSupport #PatientCare #SharedDecisionMaking #Health71Share
Dana David+FollowWhy Hospitals Lose $$$ Over Denied ClaimsEver wonder why hospitals are always strapped for cash? Turns out, denied insurance claims are a HUGE part of the problem—almost 1 in 5 claims get denied, and most never get fixed! It’s not just paperwork headaches; these denials cost hospitals billions, burn out staff, and even leave patients with surprise bills. The wild part? Most of these denials are avoidable. Hospitals are finally turning to AI to spot and stop denials before they happen. About time, right? #Healthcare #HospitalLife #AIinHealthcare #InsuranceDenials #PatientCare #Health10Share
jporter+FollowNurses & Docs: Still Faxing in 2024?!Who knew so much of German healthcare still runs on faxes and phone calls? A new study found that nurses and GPs in home care are stuck with old-school communication, and it’s making teamwork tough. Hierarchies, missing info, and overloaded staff mean patients don’t always get the smooth care they deserve. Everyone wants quick, easy, direct chats—but the system needs a major upgrade. Honestly, it’s wild how much depends on who picks up the phone! #Healthcare #Nursing #Doctors #Teamwork #Germany #PatientCare #HealthTech #Health90Share
jporter+FollowWhich Hospitals Are Crushing Safety Grades?Leapfrog just dropped its Spring 2025 hospital safety grades, and some hospitals are seriously stepping up! 346 hospitals scored “Straight A’s” for five report cards in a row, and 11 have been perfect for all 27 rounds. Infection rates are dropping, but there’s still a big gap in patient experience—especially when it comes to staff communication. Fun fact: both big-name and small-town hospitals are nailing it, proving you don’t need deep pockets for top-notch safety. Would you check a hospital’s grade before a procedure? #HospitalSafety #LeapfrogGrades #PatientCare #HealthcareNews #Health60Share
