Today's Top 20 Healthcare News Articles
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COVID-19 hospitalizations dip after climbing for weeks
The number of Americans hospitalized with COVID-19 is seeing its first downward tick after steadily increasing from April through July. -
Marketing director arrested after cache of guns found at New Jersey hospital
A New Jersey hospital's marketing director was arrested after police found more than three dozen guns hidden inside an unlocked closet at the hospital, according to the Secaucus Police Department. -
HCA Healthcare, Johnson & Johnson partner on health equity initiatives
Nashville, Tenn.-based HCA Healthcare will partner with Johnson & Johnson to work on data-driven programs to promote health equity.
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Northwestern Medicine bringing outsourced RCM services in-house
A Northwestern Medicine spokesperson told Becker's the Chicago-based health system is anticipating hiring nearly 200 workers as it brings jobs performed by an outside revenue cycle management vendor in-house. -
9 leaders on tech initiatives geared toward improving patient care
As more health systems and hospitals across the country invest in digital health resources, initiatives have been launched in an attempt to ease all aspects of patient care. -
The 1 thing the pandemic taught Dennis Delisle from University Hospital & Richard M. Ross Heart Hospital
Dennis Delisle is the executive director at Columbus, Ohio-based University Hospital & Richard M. Ross Heart Hospital. -
Tenet's Doctors Medical Center names new CEO
Jay Krishnaswamy was selected as the new CEO of Doctors Medical Center in Modesto, Calif., part of Dallas-based Tenet Healthcare.
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University Health to open new women's and children's hospital in 2023
University Health in San Antonio announced it is one year away from the opening of the new Women's and Children's Hospital, according to an Aug. 5 press release from the health system. -
HCA Florida Oak Hill Hospital closes inpatient pediatric unit
Brooksville, Fla.-based HCA Florida Oak Hill Hospital has closed its four-bed inpatient pediatric unit, according to an Aug. 5 press release from the hospital. -
Reading between the lines when CEOs abruptly 'step down'
Ambiguous language around CEO departures can obscure the circumstances or drivers of their exits. Researchers are trying to find correlations that get the real story. -
10 hospitals seeking CFOs
Below are 10 hospitals and health systems that recently posted job listings seeking CFOs.
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Orlando Health names Howard Brown CFO of South Central Region
Howard Brown has been named Orlando (Fla.) Health South Central Region's new CFO. -
Temple Health and partners to buy hospital from Tower Health
Three nonprofit hospitals have partnered to purchase Philadelphia-based Chestnut Hill Hospital, The Philadelphia Inquirer reported Aug. 8. -
Not always mild: What physicians are seeing among monkeypox patients
While the hospitalization and death rate for monkeypox are very low, some physicians are surprised by the severe pain symptoms are causing infected patients. -
6 hospitals hit with credit downgrades
Credit rating downgrades for several hospitals and health systems were tied to capital expenditures and cash flow issues in recent months. -
Luminis Health Anne Arundel Medical Center taps Christine Frost as new chief nursing officer
Christine Frost, MSN, RN, was appointed chief nursing officer at Annapolis, Md.-based Luminis Health Anne Arundel Medical Center, the same hospital where she began her career as a nurse.. -
How social media is shaking up hospital marketing
From clinical healthcare to public health campaigns, chief marketing officers are using social media to find meaning in data gathered from social channels to support and engage their patients beyond their health systems' walls. -
100K naloxone doses ease national shortage
To combat the opioid epidemic, nonprofit Remedy Alliance bought 100,000 doses of naloxone, a drug that's used to reverse opioid overdoses, and community groups have already ordered 43,000 doses, according to The Washington Post. -
5 best, worst states for women's healthcare in 2022
Hawaii earned the top spot for women's healthcare on a ranking by SmartAsset, while Mississippi ranked the lowest. -
Most nursing homes haven't filled COVID-19 staffing gaps
Most nursing home facilities in the U.S. lost more than half of their nurses and aides in the past year and are struggling to fill the gaps, USA Today reported Aug. 4.