About the Study: This Viewpoint explores how artificial intelligence may mitigate or exacerbate inequities in correctional health systems and outlines policy and implementation considerations necessary to ensure health equity for incarcerated populations.

To better support the health of children, school nurse specialist Erin Maughan and the American Academy of Nursing provide a pathway and policy recommendations for redesigning health care to focus on a holistic child approach using nurses’ unique perspect

Healthcare leaders say generational differences about workplace flexibility, expectations of staying in the same job, burnout and transition to retirement are making it more difficult to retain doctors and nurses.

About the Study: This Viewpoint explores how school-entry vaccine requirements provide an unusually valuable point of contact between the education system and the health care system.

About the Study: What are the long-term trends in US nursing home closures and ownership transitions and how are facility characteristics associated with different types of operational change? In this cohort study of 33 110 US nursing home locations from 1985 to 2025, nearly half of the facilities followed simple entry-exit patterns, while approximately one-fifth remained operational despite ownership changes. Organizational restructuring, including change of ownership and within-facility capacity reconfiguration, became more common over time and was more prevalent than permanent facility closure or market exit. These findings suggest that nursing home closures often reflect broader organizational restructuring rather than true market exit, highlighting the importance of incorporating ownership transitions and capacity changes into nursing home policy and oversight.