Skip to Main Navigation Skip to Main Content Skip to Footer
search play2 play3 facebook twitter linkedin2 cross instagram
ASCP
  • DASHBOARD
  • STORE
  • LOGOUT
  • STORE
  • LOGIN
Menu
  • News
  • News Archive
  • Groups
  • Jobs
  • ASCP
  • News

ASCP News

  • ASCP Celebrates 100 Years
  • PRIDE in the Laboratory Interviews 2022
  • Enhertu: A Promising New Treatment for Patients with HER2-Low Breast Cancer
  • ASCP Statement on Violence Against Asian Americans
  • ASCP Statement on Supreme Court’s Decision to Overturn Roe v. Wade
  • ASCP Statement Regarding Racism
  • CDC Updates Laboratory Community on Monkeypox Lab Procedures, Specimen Collection
  • Medicare Reimbursement: CMS Proposes Modest 3.2 Percent Increase to Hospital Inpatient Prospective Payment System Rates
  • The Pathologist-Current Issue

Healthcare News

  • Rapid Treatment Model Increases HCV Cure Rates Among Young People Who Inject Drugs, Study Suggests

    Healio (5/12, Stulpin) reports, “A rapid treatment model that included a 7-day starter pack of medication significantly increased hepatitis C cure rates among young people who inject drugs, according to a small study.” The findings of the 47-participant s...
    Full Article
  • Report Outlines Solutions To Improve Healthcare Interoperability, Data Exchange

    EHR Intelligence (5/12, Nelson) reports, “While advances in technology have helped improve data exchange, the healthcare industry continues to lag on the interoperability front, according to a Health Innovation Alliance (HIA) report that outlines solution...
    Full Article
  • Rising Contract Labor Utilization, Cost During Pandemic Driving Hospital Labor Expenses, Report Says

    RevCycle Intelligence (5/12, Bailey) reports “contract labor utilization and cost increased dramatically during the COVID-19 pandemic and were contributing factors to rising hospital labor expenses, according to” Kaufman Hall’s “Special Workforce Edition...
    Full Article
  • One In Four Medicare Beneficiaries Suffer Temporary, Lasting Harm During Hospital Stays, HHS OIG Finds

    USA Today (5/12, Alltucker) reports “one in 4 older Americans covered by Medicare had some type of temporary or lasting harm during hospital stays before the COVID-19 pandemic,” according to an oversight report from HHS Office of Inspector General. The fi...
    Full Article
  • More Than Half Of Patients Hospitalized With COVID-19 Still Had Symptoms At Two Years, Study Finds

    CNN (5/11, Christensen) reports, “Even two years after their initial infection, the majority of people who were hospitalized with Covid-19 early in the pandemic had lingering symptoms, according to a new study.” Investigators “found that 55% of patients s...
    Full Article
  • «
  • 11
  • 12
  • 13
  • 14
  • 15
  • 16
  • 17
  • 18
  • 19
  • 20
  • »

Join the Conversation!

    Footer
    Chicago (Headquarters)
    33 West Monroe Street, Suite 1600, Chicago, IL 60603

    Privacy Policy 

    Terms of Use

    Follow Us

    Copyright ©2021 by American Society for Clinical Pathology. All Rights Reserved.

    Live Chat

    First Name*
    Last Name*
    Email*
    Customer ID