
South Carolina should set in motion fundamental changes to its health care workforce and depend more on professionals with lower levels of education, a new public health report says. Read…
Wilkerson: Investing in S.C.’s health care workforce The needs of South Carolina’s health care industry are ever-changing. Our state must work towards eliminating health disparities currently experienced by rural and minority…
IMPH Workforce for Health Taskforce member and Chief Clinical Officer of Prisma Health, Dr. Angelo Sinopoli, authored an Op-Ed about the recently released Taskforce report and the questions stakeholders from across…
Could racial discrimination in health care contribute to a higher risk in diabetes health behaviors? A study via the Center for Diabetes Translation Research at Vanderbilt University Medical Center says…
Only half of the veterans who need mental health assistance are obtaining it. The VA system in South Carolina is working to accommodate veterans with mental health issues. Read more
Managing the health needs of a community can be a difficult balancing act that requires near-perfect optimization of personnel and resource deployment. Today, finding that balance presents a moving target…
In the second of a two-part series, AcademyHealth member Beth Prusaczyk offers three tips to increase the likelihood your work will reach policymakers. Those tips include providing context, drawing clear…
Community-based providers such as direct-care workers, family caregivers and behavioral health workers (among others) have customarily taken a backseat to other health care providers in terms of funding, support, visibility…
The 2019 Scorecard on State Health System Performance was released on June 12, 2019. South Carolina had an overall ranking of 41. South Carolina improved from baseline by 2 and…