Population Health

The focus of most radiology departments has shifted from diagnostic capability to preparedness as the disease continues its spread.

Health systems around the world are addressing the needs of coronavirus patients with chatbots, drive-through clinics and telemedicine.

Twenty-six percent of U.S. adults say they're "much more likely" to support such policy initiatives, while 15% say they're somewhat more likely.

Homeless-service providers are in need of financial support, guidance and protocols so they can take necessary steps to mitigate the spread.

Much-needed health personnel represent one of the most vulnerable populations in terms of contracting the highly virulent disease.

In the first episode of The Alessi Agenda, Kevin Fenton, director of public health and wellbeing at Southwark, says not only can new technologies help healthcare build upon its existing infrastructure, but they can also help it evolve as patient needs change.

The designation frees up billions in funding for states and relaxes rules for providers and the federal government.

Among the recommendations are requiring coverage of preventive services with no cost-sharing and expanding resources for health workers.

Standard infection-control practices have been effective, including vigilant hand hygiene, wearing surgical masks and using protective equipment.

The proactive steps are part of the White House Task Force's efforts to ensure proper supply and containment of the disease.