AGP Executive Report
Last update: 24 minutes agoPatient Safety: A wider audit of hospital falls in England and Wales found inconsistent care after injuries, including gaps in delirium screening and pain relief. Drug Costs: A new U.S. Labor Department rule will require pharmacy benefit managers to disclose rebates and other payments to employers, with regulators projecting $22 billion in savings over a decade. Rural Access: The U.S. announced $87 million for rural Texas providers; Idaho has allocated nearly $186 million for rural care, including telehealth, maternal health and facility upgrades. Heart Care: Abbott won FDA approval for a catheter-based device to close leaks around replacement heart valves, offering some patients an alternative to repeat open-heart surgery. Flu Season: Louisville-area cases jumped 56% in a week, with children seeing the biggest rise; health officials urge vaccination and basic precautions. HIV Care: AIDS Healthcare Foundation says it now supports 2 million patients across 15 African countries, while stressing the need for early diagnosis and uninterrupted treatment.
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