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Governor Shapiro signed an executive order Wednesday that aims to protect access to vaccines in Pennsylvania.

The federal government has officially shut down after Congress failed to reach a last-minute deal ahead of its September 30 funding deadline.

Hospitals, patients, and regulators are all wrestling with the same big question: what is the role of artificial intelligence (AI) in health care?

Trust in artificial intelligence (AI) is growing, and a new study finds more patients are using it to select doctors.

Pennsylvania’s hospital community is leading the charge to improve maternal health. On Wednesday, HAP hosted our first Maternal Health Summit in Harrisburg, convening health care leaders and community partners to share their latest innovations to support maternal health in their communities.

State lawmakers have introduced legislation that will support Pennsylvania’s accredited nurse education programs through a new grant program.

Pennsylvania’s hospitals are advancing care in exciting ways that support their patients and their communities.

HAP is putting a spotlight on how Pennsylvania hospitals are caring for the commonwealth. Patients rely on hospitals to deliver outstanding care when and where they need it, and our hospitals are rising to the occasion.

A third of U.S. rural hospitals are at risk of closing due to serious financial concerns, according to a recent report from the Center for Healthcare Quality and Payment Reform.

This week, HAP and Pennsylvania’s health care community celebrate National Rehabilitation Awareness Week.

Pennsylvania has joined several northeastern states and New York City to create a new public health collaborative, officials announced today.