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How COVID-19 warped payer-provider contract negotiations

Some experts believe providers are using their post-COVID publicity glow to pressure insurers into rate increases, pointing to a rash of recent tense negotiations.

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Community health centers prepping for potential vaccine boosters

Community health centers say support is needed if they are to maintain the resources needed to quickly ramp up another vaccination rollout if  a booster shot is needed.

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Piedmont offering nurses $30,000 sign-on bonuses

Piedmont Healthcare is offering nurse new hires up to $30,000 in bonuses to join the Atlanta-based hospital system, joining a tide of healthcare companies advertising sky-high bonuses as a way to stymie staff shortages.

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Dental practices are preparing for the next crisis, medically and financially

As vaccination rates increase and their patients return, dental practices are not simply going back to the way things were before the pandemic. In fact, most are working to ensure their business will be ready in case of another crisis, industry leaders say.

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HHS, DOD extend partnership to combat pandemic

The agreement means the two agencies will work to expand domestic industrial capacity of health and medical resources, procure diagnostics and medical supplies for the Strategic National Stockpile, and accelerate the development, manufacture, and distribution of COVID-19 vaccines and therapeutics.

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Future pandemics targeted by new Oxford research center

The center will seek to form partnerships with experts around the world, in hope of avoiding the disjointed policies and international competition that slowed the response to COVID-19.

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