Henry Rogland

In May of 2025, laboratories across the US will face a critical change in the FDA’s posture towards Laboratory Developed Test (LDT) regulations. From May 6th onwards, more extensive monitoring and oversight will be required for any laboratory using these tests. The new rule classifies LDTs as medical devices and with that change in definition,

With hospitals and medical organizations facing a decline in enrollment in the last several years, it has never been more important to make sure that your programs and procedures for training and onboarding new nurses are well optimized and obstruction free. With nurse burnout and turnover being at very high levels as well, it is

As workforce management practices shift and evolve, our methodology and tools for exercising oversight must do the same. While traditional methods of tracking metrics could include paper records or something digitized like a spreadsheet, none of these solutions allow you to capture a true depiction of the conclusions your recorded data supports. It can be

Pediatric hospitals operate in a fast-paced, high-stakes environment where continuous training is essential to maintaining high-quality patient care and meeting union-mandated staffing regulations. By investing in continuing education, whether as credits or as required classes, pediatric hospitals can improve nurse confidence and improve overall patient outcomes. One of the key challenges in pediatric healthcare is

January and February are typically high-volume hiring months in the medical community, and it’s imperative that onboarding goes smoothly and proceeds at pace and that trainees have all the tools and resources they need to succeed and thrive. At StaffReady, we often hear about onboarding and organizational challenges. Over the past 25 years, we’ve observed

In one of our last news emails (which you can subscribe to here), we discussed the 2025 projection made by several insurers that medical costs would rise by at least 10 percent, with medical inflation making up a large part of that. As you approach a new year of inspections and maintaining employee competencies, avoiding