Today's Top 20 Healthcare News Articles
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8 health systems seeking revenue cycle vice presidents
Eight hospitals and health systems recently posted job listings seeking revenue cycle vice presidents. -
Mental health jobs to grow 3X more than the rate of all US jobs
By 2033, employment growth in mental health professions is expected to triple that of average job growth in the U.S., according to a CNN analysis of data from the Bureau of Labor Statistics. -
Ballooning chronic disease rates require rethinking hospitalization
The goal of any hospitalization is to resolve the issue that brought the patient to our doorstep in the first place. Focus is the watchword. Whether it's routine care or quality improvement work, most of our efforts pinpoint the single diagnosis for which the patient was admitted to the hospital.
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Hawaii nurses file unfair labor charge after hospital plans lockout
Union-represented nurses at Honolulu-based Hawaii Pacific Health's Kapi'olani Medical Center for Women and Children have filed an unfair labor charge against the medical center, according to a Sept. 5 Facebook post from the union. -
US preps for more severe mpox strain
As more countries report mpox infections, the United States is preparing for an mpox strain more severe than the version that recently circulated the world, NBC News reported Sept. 6. -
What to know about this dynamic C-suite role
The chief of staff role has been described as "one of the hardest jobs that you can have," according to an October 2023 McKinsey article. -
13 states to honor PA licensure compact
Physician assistants might be granted interstate practice by spring 2026.
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Former Providence exec: The human touch in combating burnout
Lisa Scardina, who led clinicians and physicians at Providence for years, recently told Medpage Today that enhancing human connection is one of the best methods to combat burnout in healthcare. -
19 CEO moves at HCA
HCA Healthcare, a for-profit hospital operator based in Nashville, Tenn., has appointed several new CEOs at hospitals in multiple markets this year. -
Health systems' revenue cycle investment priorities
RCM technology — such as automation, artificial intelligence and machine learning — is the top revenue cycle investment priority for health systems over the next year, according to a Sept. 9 report from consulting company Guidehouse. -
'Patients are going to ask for it': Inside Ochsner's pharmacogenomic testing program
New Orleans-based Ochsner Health was met with some uncertainty when it launched its pharmacogenomic program in March 2022 and became one of the first health systems to standardize genomic testing.
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Where are departing COOs heading?
Internal promotion to CEO was the most common result of COO turnover this year, according to a Crist Kolder Associates report. -
UChicago Medicine exec to retire after 12 years
UChicago Medicine's chief equity officer, Brenda Battle, BSN, RN, will retire at the end of the year, the academic health system said Sept. 9. -
How some hospitals are not only surviving, but thriving financially
Kaufman Hall's most recent July 2024 "National Hospital Flash" report shed a light on financial stability that is continuing to spread across hospitals in the U.S. -
$1.5M Kaiser grant to create health equity playbook
Black Directors Health Equity Agenda, a Chicago-based coalition of Black board directors, seeks to address health disparities in public hospitals and community health centers with a $1.5 million grant from Kaiser Permanente. -
A look at a Maryland health system's virtual care expansion
Baltimore-based LifeBridge Health is expanding its virtual care capabilities across its hospitals. -
26 maternity service closures in 2024
On the heels of financial pressures and workforce shortages experienced in 2023, many hospitals and health systems are continuing to face maternity service closures in 2024. -
17 CFO moves in August
Trinity Health and The Valley Health System were among the hospitals and health systems that tapped new CFOs in August. -
HCA taps chief medical officer for TriStar division
Brentwood, Tenn.-based TriStar Health, an affiliate of HCA Healthcare, has appointed Ajit Singh, MD, as division chief medical officer. -
Yale New Haven Health marks hospital-at-home milestone
Yale New Haven (Conn.) Health marked a milestone for its hospital-at-home program as the health system keeps growing the care model, the Yale Daily News reported.
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