Today's Top 20 Healthcare News Articles
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Ascension Genesys Hospital to end inpatient pediatric care
Grand Blanc, Mich.-based Ascension Genesys Hospital said it will no longer offer inpatient pediatric care after September, WNEM, a CBS affiliate, reported Aug. 2. -
New HHS tool helps hospitals estimate supply levels in emergencies
The HHS launched a service July 29 for hospitals to track the availability of medications, personal protective equipment, products used for burn patients and supplies for trauma patients. -
US let 28M monkeypox vaccine doses expire
As the nation faces a shortage of Jynneos monkeypox vaccines, about 28 million doses expired in the Strategic National Stockpile, and federal officials repeatedly chose to not refill the supply, The New York Times reported Aug. 1.
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6 systems seeking post-acute talent
Below are six hospitals, health systems or hospital operators that have recently posted job listings seeking post-acute care talent. -
$9.5M grant funds esophageal cancer research at Sylvester Comprehensive Cancer Center
Researchers at the Sylvester Comprehensive Cancer Center at the University of Miami Miller School of Medicine received a $9.5 million grant Aug. 1 to investigate the most common form of esophageal cancer in the U.S. -
Superbugs move beyond healthcare setting, CDC study finds
The CDC found 1 in 10 infections caused by a type of multidrug-resistant bacterial pathogen are community-associated, occurring in patients who had not been exposed to healthcare-linked risks, like hospitalizations. -
Texas hospital CEO to retire after 30 years
Karen Barber, RN, is retiring as CEO of Yoakum (Texas) Community Hospital.
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HHS, Justice Department issue telehealth nondiscrimination guidance
HHS and the Justice Department have partnered to issue guidance for healthcare providers on protections under nondiscrimination laws and how they apply to telehealth. -
North Carolina HHS has received thousands of letters over HCA expansion
North Carolina Department of Health and Human Services has received over 2,000 letters from the public on the decision of which health system should expand in the Asheville, N.C., area, ABC 13 News reported Aug. 1. -
The evolving roles of CIO and IT teams with Michael Saad
Michael Saad is the senior vice president and chief information officer at the Knoxville-based University of Tennessee Medical Center. -
Ochsner HR exec: Creating gender parity in leadership crucial to tackling workforce challenges
Tracey Schiro, executive vice president and chief risk and human resources officer for New Orleans-based Ochsner Health since April 2021, is keyed into gender parity efforts in the healthcare C-suite and has worked with her colleagues to boost female representation at her organization and in the industry.
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How Kyle Price is combating stagnant and uniform teams in his health system
Kyle Price is the senior vice president of service lines at Houston-based Memorial Hermann Health System. -
The encroaching nervousness about the 'Great retirement' with Keneatha Johnson
Keneatha Johnson is the senior director of quality, safety and health policy at Naperville-based Illinois Hospital Association. -
Tampa General Hospital using AI to streamline patient experience
Tampa (Fla.) General Hospital is using AI to streamline patient navigation to accelerate the way it admits, moves and discharges patients. -
First Choice patients' data compromised in breach
Albuquerque, N.M.-based First Choice Community Healthcare notified patients Aug. 1 that a March data breach compromised the protected health information of patients. -
Washington hospital staff say $45M expansion is vital
Pullman (Wash.) Regional Hospital staff said a $45 million expansion is necessary to maintain the emergency department and other essential services, according to a July 28 report from the Lewiston Tribune. -
Dartmouth Health CEO Dr. Joanne Conroy reveals 4 leadership guideposts
Joanne Conroy, MD, the CEO of Hanover, N.H.-based Dartmouth Health, revealed Aug. 1 to the NH Business Review that she keeps four guideposts in mind when leading: authenticity, integrity, responsibility and commitment. -
Paid sick leave associated with less emergency department use, study finds
Implementing mandatory paid sick leave at a state level is associated with a decline in emergency department visits for both adults and children, and is particularly pronounced among Medicaid populations, according to an August 2022 study published in Health Affairs. -
HCA Midwest Health taps Angel Monroy as VP of nursing
HCA Midwest Health in Overland Park, Kan., appointed Angel Monroy, MSN, RN, APRN, vice president of nursing operations, the organization said July 28. -
National Committee for Quality Assurance emphasizes health equity in updated guidelines
The National Committee for Quality Assurance announced new and revised quality measures Aug. 1 for the Healthcare Effectiveness Data and Information Set for 2023.