The Trump administration's efforts to downsize the Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality (AHRQ) are causing alarm among public health workers as well as researchers who study patient safety ...

Hospitals’ increased reliance on agency nurses and overtime shifts for in-house nurses appears to have implications for ...

The dissolution of AHRQ is dislodging scores of experienced patient-safety experts, a brain drain that will be impossible to ...

The Trump Administration's dismantling of the AHRQ has triggered alarm among patient safety advocates, who warn that eliminating the agency's research, data collection, and expert staff could ...

senior advisor for patient and workforce safety at the Institute for Healthcare Improvement, told MedPage Today. View the full article here. Editor’s note: Becker’s has reached out to AHRQ for ...

we can agree that patient safety and effective health care should be protected — not politicized. The Trump administration may cynically assume that no one will miss AHRQ if it’s gone.

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On April 1, the Trump administration slashed the Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality, or AHRQ, and fired roughly half ...