Welcome to this week’s edition of Healthcare Career Insights. This weekly roundup highlights healthcare career-related articles culled from across the Web to help you learn what’s next.When a crisis occurs, communication is key — Solutions for 5 top challenges (Physicians Practice)Who has the most credibility in healthcare? It’s not physicians — Why nurses are the…Continue Reading
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SAN DIEGO — Up and down the coastal boulevards of San Diego County, restaurants are buzzing with commerce as customers in sunglasses enjoy cocktails and bar food al fresco.Sandwich boards placed on sidewalks advertise the services of massage parlors that had been closed for months. Some Southern California gyms are allowing muscle-building indoors. And tribal…Continue Reading
The European Food Safety Authority (EFSA) has held an online workshop on crisis preparedness, giving attention to fast-evolving, largescale foodborne disease outbreaks. Sixty-three participants attended plenary and/or working group activity sessions across two days. During the first day, there was a two-hour discussion exercise on incident response in the case of a fast-evolving, largescale foodborne…Continue Reading
British prime minister Boris Johnson. — AFP/FileLONDON: British prime minister Boris Johnson has appealed his people to stay calm as the country fights a new strain of the coronavirus.He advised them to continue their shopping as usual as the supply of food and medicine will not be affected by the new wave of coronavirus. Trucks…Continue Reading
Editor’s note: Find the latest COVID-19 news and guidance in Medscape’s Coronavirus Resource Center. A majority of hospitals and healthcare facilities surveyed report operating according to “crisis standards of care” as they struggle to provide sufficient personal protective equipment (PPE). For example, in a national survey, 73% of 1083 infection prevention experts said respirator shortages…Continue Reading
A food safety case is on track to be the vehicle for deciding whether federal judges have gained any extra power to stop time during the coronavirus pandemic. It rises out of the United States versus Paul Kruse, the retired president of Blue Bell Creameries. The government is attempting to prosecute Kruse on conspiracy and…Continue Reading
The Covid-19 pandemic is squeezing working mothers out of the world’s labor pool in ways that could damage women’s economic prospects for years to come, according to a United Nations study. The primary reason in many countries is child care. The report, from U.N. Women this week, said that at the peak of the lockdowns…Continue Reading
BioNTech co-founder Uğur Şahin told BBC One’s The Andrew Marr Show on Sunday: “this winter will be hard and the vaccine will not have a big impact on the infection numbers TopicsPfizer | Coronavirus Vaccine Agencies | Mainz (Germany) Last Updated at November 16, 2020 00:39 IST The scientist behind the first potential Covid-19 vaccine to clear…Continue Reading
It is an almost entirely foregone conclusion that Amy Coney Barrett will be seated on the Supreme Court, cementing a 6–3 conservative majority that will serve as an obstacle to Joe Biden’s policy agenda should he and the Democratic Party win full control of government in November. As everyone by now knows, that’s a majority…Continue Reading
