The MedZilla.com Employment Report for February, 2013: Health Care Sector Stimulates Job Growth Throughout the Recession - MedZilla Reports: The Bureau of Labor reported Friday that while the overall unemployment average remained steady, the economy was still able to add 157,000 new jobs in January. Notably, though much of the statistical data remained steady over the past few months, Health Care specifically, during the past year has been able to add more than 320,000 jobs alone. (bls.gov, 2/1/2013)
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The unemployment rate also went down by 0.6 percent compared to last March, with the March 2013 rate being 7.6 percent. A recent report released by the Bureau of Labor Statistics shows that the average jobless rate fell in 26 states and Washington D.C. in March 2013 and increased in seven states. For the remaining 17 states, there was no change according to the Bureau of Labor Statistics. The unemployment rate also went down by 0.6 percent compared to last March, with the March 2013 rate being 7.6 percent.
Value-based pricing and market access strategy lessons dominated the HealthEconomics.Com Newsletter, which covers healthcare value, health outcomes, and health economics for the pharmaceutical industry.
The MedZilla.com Employment Report for January, 2013: Wrapping Up the Year in Employment Statistics: Recovery Efforts and the Coming Effects - Medzilla Reports: December marked the end of one of the most marked decreases in job cuts for a fiscal term since Clinton was in office and was the second lowest total of 2012. Healthcare positions accounted for almost a third of new jobs; and overall, 2012 closed out having 338,000 new positions in the medical field alone. (bls.gov, 1/4/2013)
ReportsnReports.com adds “Elder Care Services to 2016” new market research report to its store. Revenues for the elder care services industry (i.e., skilled nursing, home health care, social services, continuing care, and assisted living) are expected to grow 5.2 percent per year through 2016 to $319.5 billion. Advances will be driven largely by demographic changes in light of increasing life expectancy, which is contributing to the rising number of individuals in the older population segments. Growth is further boosted by the large, post-World War II “baby boom” generation entering their retirement years.