Hospitals In Focus with Chip Kahn
Hospitals In Focus with Chip Kahn is a podcast series from the Federation of American Hospitals. This podcast shines a light on everything hospitals; from the advancements in patient care to how a hospital benefits its community. FAH President and CEO, Chip Kahn explores with experts in the field topics like using big data to save lives and how hospitals prepare for disasters.
How Medicaid Keeps America’s Kids Healthy
Medicaid, together with the Children’s Health Insurance Program (CHIP), forms the backbone of pediatric care in the United States, providing nearly 40 million children with access to routine checkups and life-saving hospital services. But that […]
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