Erica Carbajal is an editor and journalist who writes for Becker's Healthcare. Her articles cover a wide range of topics in the healthcare industry, including pediatric healthcare, nursing priorities, obesity drugmakers, nurse staffing legislation, COVID-19 updates, hospital certifications, masking policies, and sepsis research.
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Learn about the increasing prevalence of Clostridium difficile infections in children and the emerging treatments available.
By: Erica Carbajal
Hospitals and health systems have made great progress in bolstering the nursing workforce this year, cutting down offer letter to start date times
BJC HealthCare is looking to increase the number of nurses in med-surg units, but the nursing shortage is making it difficult.
Novo Nordisk plans to acquire Inversago Pharma for up to $1.8 billion, with a focus on developing treatments for diabetes, obesity and metabolic conditions.
By: Erica Carbajal
Penn Medicine CEO Kevin Mahoney takes an unprecedented stance in support of a Pennsylvania bill that would set limits on the number of patients nurses can be assigned
By: Erica Carbajal
Health officials monitor BA.2.86, a highly mutated version of the COVID-19 virus. World Health Organization and CDC are tracking the strain
COVID-19 indicators continue to rise in the US, with CDC tracking a new strain. Learn more about the new admissions, the new strain, updated shots, and mask mandates at hospitals.
By: Erica Carbajal
Hackensack (N.J.) University Medical Center is the first hospital in the US to earn The Joint Commission's Health Care Equity Certification.
By: Erica Carbajal
Expert call for hospitals to integrate masking as part of routine policies in response to an uptick in COVID-19 admissions in the US.
By: Erica Carbajal
Researchers have identified thousands of genes altered in the lungs and kidneys by sepsis, unlocking potential treatments and preventative approaches.
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