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While healthcare leaders uniformly agree that transitioning to value is the way healthcare is going to be in the coming days, it is unclear to most how they can make the transition without negatively impacting their cost outcomes. In an industry that had primarily been fee-for-service based, healthcare organizations are facing immense pressure to innovate and adapt or risk their long-term viability.

When the entire nation is fighting against the COVID-19 pandemic, it is really important to break the chain of the spread of the Coronavirus. The best way to break this chain is to isolate the victim from others. Self-isolation is the best way to slow the rate of infection; however, the question is how?

As experts encourage handwashing and cleanliness practices to shield yourself as well as other people from the coronavirus, in case you're taking cover at home during the flare-up, you might be thinking about what can you do to keep your home away from the infection.

To put an end to the spread of novel coronavirus, it is important to identify the most common ways of contracting it and learning how to wash it off. Among other things, the virus spreads through hands, clothes, plastic and metallic objects. Here are some tips on how to wash off your contact with the virus.

The recent pandemic of COVID-19 has shaken the human population globally. It is critical for each citizen to become aware of and follow the known prevention measures to thwart this virus and slow down its spread. CDC suggests the following steps to protect yourself against the novel Coronavirus:

With the incidence of new COVID-19 cases expanding by the day, those in healthcare are accelerating their search for any available tools or medications that could stem the outbreak.