A new resource has been launched to help employers and frontline workers as they recover from the impacts of Covid-19. The upheaval from the pandemic has threatened the security of businesses and employment, and placed new pressures on managers and employees, as well as exacerbating old inequalities - factors which impact on both the wellbeing and performance of workers at all levels.

Pregnant women are more likely to stop smoking if financial incentives are offered as part of a treatment plan, finds a trial from France published in The BMJ today.

Use of telehealth has surged during the coronavirus pandemic, but will consumers accept using it in the future? A new survey finds that American adults are generally willing to use video visits for future medical care, but preferred in-person care. Those who preferred video visits were sensitive to out-of-pocket costs.

Cross Country Healthcare and Florida Atlantic University’s Christine E. Lynn College of Nursing survey identifies impact on nurse satisfaction levels, key areas of focus to help improve and advance careers and increase overall well-being and mental health of nurses.

What The Study Did: This survey study of about 2,100 adults found that participants were generally willing to use video visits for future medical care but preferred in-person care and those who preferred video visits were more sensitive to paying out-of-pocket cost.