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Telehealth services have expanded rapidly during the COVID-19 pandemic, serving as a safe, secure alternative to inpatient health visits and routine care.

In the COVID-19 era, healthcare providers must find creative solutions to delivering accessible vaccines and evolving to meet the demands of the pandemic.

Equitable distribution and access to the COVID-19 vaccine is essential to ensuring successful immunization across New York state.

Psychoactive medications as an intervention for geriatric behavioral health management, while effective, can lead to undesired side effects, including a reduced quality of life.

Promoting rigorous antibiotic stewardship is critical to reducing inappropriate antibiotic prescribing and selection.

Pharmacists are integral members of healthcare teams in community health centers and hospital outpatient departments.

Unequitable access to healthcare in rural communities is a persistent challenge for providers, making the use of emergency medical services key to expedient, comprehensive care.

Opioid and substance use disorder remains a crisis, intensifying as repercussions of COVID-19 continue to take their toll.

Human connection is essential to compassionate quality medical care.

Recent studies have found that COVID-19 patients convalescing at home show improved recovery and outcomes, emphasizing the benefits home health treatment offers to patients.

Stop the Bleed is a national public awareness campaign that was launched by the White House in 2015 with the goal of improving victim survival rates following mass shootings and other intentional acts of violence.

As hospitals across New York state diligently distribute COVID-19 vaccinations, expanding effective treatment for current coronavirus patients remains a key priority.