Health experts presented their "Research on the Green" at Viterbo University Thursday. Keynote speaker Sherry Chesak focused on fatigue and burnout that nurses and other healthcare workers are experiencing because of the pandemic.
From 2019 to 2021 -- the gap between healthcare hires and job openings doubled. That's according to the Wisconsin Hospital Association. One La Crosse healthcare system prepared for the problem.
Threats of violence against healthcare workers are on the rise. Wisconsin lawmakers are taking new action to keep those workers safe.
As hospitals fill up, and medical supplies are needed for more people, healthcare leaders are forced to make even more tough decisions. How do you decide who’s health matters more?
Healthcare workers care for us when our health depends on them, but who cares for these workers when they need help? Gundersen Health System carries its own Employee Assistance Program to help employees who struggle with everyday stressors.
It was one year ago Tuesday when the first doses of the COVID-19 vaccine arrived in La Crosse. The first recipients said, for them, this moment lifted a tremendous weight off their tired shoulders.
COVID-19 making hospital treatment difficult for patients in La Crosse who don't even have the virus
Nearly every nursing home in America is short-staffed. That’s according to the American Health Care Association and the National Center for Assisted Living.
When a vaccine receives medical approval -- La Crosse doctors have to be ready. That means our health care systems must have necessary resources in place *before FDA approval is given.
COVID-19 hospitalizations are at their lowest point during the pandemic.
