People often go into nursing because they have a desire to help others. This path can lead to meeting lots of interesting people, and it is not uncommon for those interactions to lead to something more. This can leave a nurse wondering if it is possible to pursue a...
Month: August 2026
Reducing nurse burnout: The hidden role of operational efficiency
65% of nurses report significant stress and burnout. While short staffing and high patient ratios remain concerns, a national survey of more than 2,600 nurses reveals a less obvious culprit: operational friction. The daily frustrations of inefficient workflows, supply...
Fraud at the pharmacy? 6 common allegations
Pharmacy owners operate in a highly regulated environment where billing and documentation must align with federal and state rules. Even well run pharmacies can draw scrutiny from Medicare, Medicaid and private insurers when claims data, prescribing patterns or...
What Not to do at a Texas Board of Nursing Informal Settlement Conference
Facing a Texas Board of Nursing Informal Settlement Conference (ISC) can be one of the most stressful experiences in your professional career. While preparing what you should do is important, understanding what to avoid is equally critical. A wrong move during your...
Hospice owners take note: Common issues that trigger allegations of fraud
Medicare fraud in hospice care has become an increasing focus for government investigators. Understanding common violations can help those who own or invest in these health care organizations avoid costly legal battles. The growing scrutiny of hospice billing...

