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After a brief post-pandemic lull, hospital consolidation is accelerating again, with large health systems expanding across state lines, absorbing independent…
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What 105 healthcare leaders say about the returns on outpatient growth—and what it takes to realize them Health systems and medical groups have shifted capital from inpatient facilities to ambulatory care, increasingly counting on outpatient growth to strengthen margins. But…
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Hospitals are at an inflection point. Today’s ED boarding, workforce shortages, and rising length-of-stay pressures can’t be solved by yesterday’s tools. Inpatient leaders are expected to deliver safe, predictable care amid bottlenecks that shift by the hour — a challenge…
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An AI investment that saves FTEs is easy to defend. One that improves patient safety, clinician satisfaction or access to care is harder to put in front of a finance committee. One health system addressed this by naming both. Green…
Picture a perioperative program where supply chain decisions, physician preference and financial targets are debated from the same set of numbers rather than three separate ones. That alignment is what separates the systems capturing perioperative improvement from the ones still…
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- Dawn Perryman, Associate Vice President, Perioperative Supply Chain Solutions, Vizient, Inc.
- René Gurdián Jr., MBA, Vice President, SCM Data Analytics and Transformation, Ochsner Health
- Nattie Leger, MSN, RN, LSSBB, Vice President, Supply Chain Value & Clinical Performance, Ochsner Health
While Florida has seen the most new hospital builds opened or announced in 2026, North Carolina has had the most competition across systems with certificate-of-need proposals, according to a review of Becker’s coverage. The contrast underscores how a state’s certificate-of-need…
In 2024, overall overdose deaths fell 27% in the U.S., dropping from 105,007 deaths in 2023 to 79,384 deaths in 2024, according to a Sept. 3 report from The Commonwealth Fund. Provisional data show approximately 70,000 deaths in 2025. The…
In this episode, Rhiannon Doherty, DHA, APRN, Director of Usability and Clinical Optimization at Baptist Health, shares how human-centered design, change management and frontline engagement helped drive adoption during a major EHR communication transition. Moderated by Stephanie Lahr, MD, Chief…
The House Committee on Veterans’ Affairs has voted unanimously to subpoena Oracle co-founder and chair Larry Ellison and Oracle CEO Mike Sicilia over the VA’s EHR modernization contract. The vote followed Oracle’s withdrawal from a Sept. 2 hearing. Committee Chairman…
Mary Dale Peterson, MD, has stepped down from her role as executive vice president of Corpus Christi, Texas-based Driscoll Children’s Hospital after spending 42 years with the organization. She first joined Driscoll Children’s in 1984 as a pediatric anesthesiologist, later…
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