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November is National Diabetes Month
Nov 7, 2017
November is National Diabetes Month, and all kinds of events are planned on the local and national levels to bring attention to the burgeoning epidemic.
Hospitals Are Essential Anchors in Their Communities
Oct 13, 2017
Recent events have reminded us that in times of crisis, whether natural or man-made, hospitals are always there, ready to care.
Take action to fight the flu
Oct 12, 2017
One of the most important steps you can take to avoid serious, flu-related illnesses is to be vaccinated.
Hospital-Community Partnerships to Build a Culture of Health
Sep 14, 2017
Health isn’t created by doctors and nurses, but by friendships and families … by good air, food, houses, roads and jobs … by strong communities and good schools.
Beyond the Four Walls
Aug 25, 2017
Helping patients overcome socioeconomic barriers to better health by building partnerships that improve the community’s health will be critical to hospitals’ and health systems’ ability to continue
Hospitals Innovate New Strategies to Fight Opioid Crisis
Aug 11, 2017
More than 140 Americans die from a drug overdose every day – that’s more than from gun homicides and car crashes combined. Most of these deaths are due to prescription painkillers, heroin and
Partnerships for building a culture of health
Aug 9, 2017
The AHA’s Health Research & Educational Trust (HRET) affiliate recently released a resource that points the way towar
Community conversations
Jul 31, 2017
America’s hospitals take a lot of pride in staying close to their communities. We like to believe we have our fingers on the pulse of the people we serve.
How Hospitals Are Benefiting the Communities They Serve
Jul 18, 2017
POLITICO’s recent piece on the impact of the Affordable Care Act on non-profit hospitals is an incomplete and inaccurate understanding of the situation hospitals currently face and the ben
Leading the way on equitable care
Jul 7, 2017
Communities are only as strong as the health of their people.