Mari Devereaux is a reporter for Modern Healthcare, where they focus on issues of safety and quality in the healthcare industry. Previously, they have reported for publications like the Chicago Sun-Times and Columbia Chronicle. Devereaux's work covers systemic inequities in healthcare, regulatory changes, and the challenges facing healthcare providers and patients.
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Mari Devereaux's focus is on healthcare and pharmaceuticals in the United States. She frequently cites data, reports government announcements, and covers press releases related to hospital quality, patient satisfaction, nursing education, and accreditation standards.
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By: Mari Devereaux
MedPAC and other industry stakeholders have urged CMS to reform its quality bonus program.
By: Mari Devereaux, Kara Hartnett
The Joint Commission scrapped nearly a quarter of its standards for some providers as it seeks to reduce burnout and improve quality and safety reporting.
By: Mari Devereaux
Institutions are working to respond to industry need by teaching students about safe medication administration and patient-centered care, among other concepts.
Pfizer is still assessing the full extent of the damage a tornado wreaked on a North Carolina facility that produces anesthesia and injectable drugs.
A higher percentage of hospitals fell into the one-star and five-star categories this year, though most facilities didn’t see any change in their rating.
The modifications to the Hospital Consumer Assessment of Healthcare Providers and Systems survey have been years in the making.
The National Quality Forum will become part of the Joint Commission, working with the organization to advance quality efforts across health systems.
Under the Oregon law, which was opposed by health systems, hospitals will face financial penalties if they deviate from the staffing requirements.
The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention is encouraging hospitals to use its seven core sepsis elements as a framework for patient care and program structuring.
By: Mari Devereaux
Rural communities in 39 states will receive federal grants to fund substance use disorder treatment and behavioral health efforts.
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