Allied health programs may have fewer students than nursing, but the challenges of managing rotations, compliance, and coordination are just the same. Supporting Every Student: myClinicalExchange for Allied Health Programs highlights how schools and hospitals can simplify the process, eliminate administrative roadblocks, and ensure every student gains the clinical experience they need. Hear directly from allied health users who are making it work—and discover how myClinicalExchange is built to support every program, no matter the size.

Join us for a panel discussion with subject matter experts from the American Red Cross, the Red Cross Scientific Advisory Council, and HealthStream, where we'll review the latest science guidelines released by ILCOR and how these advances and recommendations will translate throughout the modernized, innovative American Red Cross Resuscitation Suite™.

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Mercy Medical Center, a 378-bed acute care hospital with more than 3,400 employees, operates across a network of emergency departments, urgent care centers, and family practice clinics. With clinical operations dispersed across more than 20 sites, staffing and scheduling required a modern solution—one that could meet the complexity of clinical workflows without introducing new silos.

When their legacy HR and payroll systems were scheduled for decommissioning, Mercy recognized a broader opportunity: to simplify its operational systems while improving coordination and control.

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Join us for an engaging and insightful webinar designed to address key challenges and opportunities in provider onboarding and credentialing. Learn how Bon Secours Mercy Health successfully uncovered inefficiencies and leveraged capabilities of CredentialStream to streamline their onboarding workflows and significantly reduce billing denials tied to credentialing. By utilizing these insights, BSMH was able to align credentialing efforts with billing systems, improve operational transparency, and significantly enhance their ROI.

Our eBook “A Beginner’s Guide to Privileging” covers everything from the history and fundamentals of clinical privileging to the regulatory and legal aspects of this work. Whether you are an MSP, a credentialing committee member, or a director on the hospital’s board, this eBook can help increase your understanding of this essential function. In the meantime, this blog post will serve as a high-level introduction.

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Join us for a discussion with the Institute of Reproductive Grief Care, where we’ll examine the vital role of education in supporting individuals experiencing reproductive loss. We’ll begin with the why—why this training matters, why healthcare providers should take notice, and why the Institute developed this course.

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