Topics In Press Release

• $95.3 Billion: The State Economic Impact of Illinois Hospitals and Health Systems
• 100 Most Influential People in Healthcare 2018
• 66 Critical Access Hospitals to Know - 2018
• 74 shooting victims: How Chicago emergency rooms handled the most violent weekend of the year
• 8 Ways Hospitals are Cutting Readmissions
• ACTION plan hopes to improve Adams County health
• Bill requiring hospitals to have specially trained nurses for rape victims is 'important' but challe
• Camphor Products: A Cause for Concern
• Chronic Pain Patients Say They're 'Treated Like Criminals'
• Consent Decree Could Boost Mental Health Resources in CPD
• CVS launches program targeting expensive new drugs
• Doctor Shortages Explode Thanks to Obamacare - Who Could Have Predicted That?
• Dr. Atul Gawande: Is health care a human right?
• Englewood Hospital Hosts Community Baby Shower
• Fake Weed: The Danger and the Appeal
• Fentanyl Use Drove Drug Overdose Deaths to a Record High in 2017, CDC Estimates
• GoFundMe Felt Demeaning, but Illinoisans are Turning to it as a Health Care Lifeline
• GOP’s midterm peril: What if they win on killing Obamacare?
• Gov. Bruce Rauner Vetoes Expanded Benefits for Paramedics, EMTs
• Graham-Cassidy-Heller-Johnson ACA Repeal Proposal
• Health Care, Tech Jobs Top List of Highest-Paid Work in U.S.
• Hospital Tube System Helps Create Faster, More Cost Effective Healthcare
• Hospitals and Unions: 12 Recent Conflicts, Agreements
• Hospitals Shun Government's Stance on Medicare Appeals Backlog
• How employers are shaking up pharmacy benefits for 2019
• HSHS Medical Group takes steps to address opioid epidemic
• IHA Daily Briefing: Aug. 10
• IHA Daily Briefing: Aug. 13
• IHA Daily Briefing: Aug. 14
• IHA Daily Briefing: Aug. 15
• IHA Daily Briefing: Aug. 16
• IHA Daily Briefing: Aug. 17
• IHA Daily Briefing: Aug. 20
• IHA Daily Briefing: Aug. 8
• IHA Daily Briefing: Aug. 9
• IHA Daily Briefing: August 7
• IHA Recognizes Illinois Hospitals and Health Systems for IHA Innovation Challenge
• IHA Statement re: Amendment to House Bill 5245 (SANEs)
• IHA Statement re: General Assembly Votes on Hospital Assessment Program
• Illinois Health and Hospital Association Elects New Board
• Illinois Hospital Leaders Showcase Quality Improvement Initiatives at the State Capitol
• Illinois law to put more inhalers in the hands of school nurses
• Illinois Lawmakers Search for Solutions for Children Stuck in Psychiatric Hospitals
• Illinois Opioid Helpline Gets Five Thousand Calls in Eight Months
• Illinois' overdose crisis getting worse, mirroring nationwide trend, CDC says
• Illinois Poison Prevention Month
• Illinois Rural Health Association Names Dauby Administrator of the Year
• Law Allows Medicaid Flexibility for 'Medically Fragile' Kids
• Luis Andrade Joins IHA's Government Relations Team
• MAPS PSO Presents Patient Safety Champion Award
• Measles Cases Confirmed in 21 States, Including Illinois, Indiana, CDC Says
• Mobile Stroke Unit brings hospital to patient
• New Estimates Show Overdose Deaths Surpassed 72,000, a New High, in 2017
• New Generic Alternative To Pricey EpiPens Wins FDA Approval
• Niles Township District 219 and NorthShore Health End Legal Battle Over Tax Exemptions
• Northwest Community Hospital Marks 5,000th Robotic Surgery
• Palos Health South Campus Unveiled At Open House This Saturday
• Predictable Work Schedules are Better for Employees - and Employers
• Prison Hospital Groundbreaking Planned
• Purdue Pharma’s Sales Pitch Downplayed Risks Of Opioid Addiction
• Rauner makes changes to bill on Medicaid eligibility backlog
• Should You Choose a Female Doctor?
• Pharmacist's Order: Birth Control Without The Doctor
• Pregnancy Debate Revisited: To Induce Labor, Or Not?
• Regional Roundup 12-21-17
• Sanders Spins Savings in Medicare Plan
• Should you get that Scan? Your Doctor Might Not be Great at Helping you Decide.
• Site of Long Shuttered Aurora Hospital May be Cleaned Up
• SIU Med School Residents Learn to Handle Emergencies in Unique Situations
• SSM Health in talks to sell multiple Missouri hospitals outside St. Louis market
• Statement from A.J. Wilhelmi: Federal Approval of Redesigned Hospital Assessment Program
• States Leverage Federal Funds To Help Insurers Lower Premiums
• States Rush to Rein in Prescription Costs, and Drug Companies Fight Back
• The IPC Celebrates 65 Years of Keeping Illinois Safe
• The Secret to Keeping Black Men Healthy? Maybe Black Doctors.
• The Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration (SAMHSA): New Directions
• This Drug is Safe and Effective. Wait. Compared with What?
• Top Dem wants information about ObamaCare website removals
• Trump readies new round of controversial Medicaid changes
• Trump wants federal suit against opioid manufacturers
• Trump's immigrant healthcare rule could hurt low-income populations
• U.S. Health Secretary says Agency Can Eliminate Drug Rebates
• Why Hospitals are Getting into the Real Estate Business
• With Scarce Access to Interpreters, Immigrants Struggle to Understand Doctors' Orders
• Women dominate nursing. So why do men still make this much more than them?
• Young Nurses Seek Advanced Degrees, Leaving Gaps in Direct Patient Care