Long hours and high-pressure situations have long characterized the health care ... workers who plan to leave the profession because of these tough working conditions.” Others may plan to stay ...

Ask leaders of health care organizations about their top three challenges for the year ahead, and many answer, “Workforce, workforce, and workforce.” These leaders go on to say that they are ...

April 22 at 6:00 a.m. More than any other single group, health-care workers bore the brunt of the ... she has to take on additional patients and stay past the end of her shift because of staffing ...

Yet another group of crucial workers is just days away from a nationwide walkout. More than 75,000 workers at one of the nation's largest health care providers, Kaiser Permanente, could go on ...

Kiwis / Getty Images The CDC study, which also noted that reports of harassment doubled for health care workers in said timeframe ... PEOPLE's free daily newsletter to stay up-to-date on the ...

Front-line health care workers around California will receive ... Emanuel Medical Center less than a year before Newsom issued stay-home orders to Californians in an attempt to curb deaths from ...

without immigrant health care workers, Americans will die for lack of care. A First-Hand Look I recently had my own first-hand view of this staffing reality during an overnight stay at a local ...

Health care workers recall how they were learning new ... may not be the same thing we know tomorrow." Shriner added that stay-at home orders and lockdowns were hard on people and, if another ...

Blood donations were crucial in saving the lives of victims injured in the Boston Marathon bombing 10 years ago. A decade later, the spirit of generosity lives on as many in Boston remember the ...

BOSTON (SHNS) – Bills aimed at cracking down on escalating assaults on health care workers have languished ... lawmakers on the panel expressed their strong support for the bill.

New Jersey has specifically made intentionally threatening health care workers or volunteers while they’re on the job a criminal offense, under a bipartisan law Gov. Phil Murphy signed Monday.