Today's Top 20 Healthcare News Articles
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Memorial Healthcare System's new strategy to limit ED boarding
Hollywood, Fla.-based Memorial Healthcare System is opening a centralized care coordination center in an effort to optimize bed capacity and reduce emergency department boarding across its six acute-care facilities. -
APhA calls for action amid pharmacy closures: 3 notes
The American Pharmacists Association voiced concern over the rising number of pharmacy closures, saying they threaten access to pharmacists, particularly in rural and underserved communities, according to an Oct. 29 news release from the organization. -
Michigan Medicine cancer center gifted $50M: 4 things to know
Ann Arbor, Mich.-based the University of Michigan Health Rogel Cancer Center, part of Michigan Medicine, has received a $50 million donation.
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US job openings hit lowest level since 2021
U.S. job openings dropped to 7.4 million by the last day of September, the lowest level since January 2021, according to data released Oct. 29 by the Bureau of Labor Statistics. -
Novant debuts pharmacy solutions company
Novant Health Enterprises, a division of Winston-Salem, N.C.-based Novant Health, has debuted a company aimed at enhancing retail, infusion and specialty pharmacy services across the Southeast. -
Redefining patient safety: 6 ways to address harm in healthcare
Safety is a public health issue that affects not only the well-being of our patients, but also the integrity of our entire industry. Over the years, we've made incredible strides in improving safety standards. Yet challenges remain. And, as we broaden our understanding of what constitutes "harm," we begin to realize that emotional damage to patients can be just as impactful as the physical. -
NewYork-Presbyterian wins 2 Emmys
NewYork-Presbyterian, based in New York City, won two Emmy Awards for Best Commercial and Best Editor in Short Form Content.
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Why health equity's goal shouldn't be outcomes
Health systems across the nation are working to improve health equity for patients, but many systems approach the issue with an outcomes-focused lens, which may actually make equity harder to achieve. -
Days of cash on hand at 35 health systems
Median days cash on hand dipped to a 10-year low for U.S. hospitals and health systems, according to an Aug. 7 S&P Global Ratings' report. -
Virginia hospital moves to Meditech
Fisherville, Va.-based Augusta Health will move to a Meditech Expanse EHR system. -
CareTrust to acquire 31 skilled nursing facilities in $500M purchase
San Clemente, Calif.-based CareTrust REIT will acquire 31 skilled nursing facilities in Tennessee and Alabama for approximately $500 million.
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More than half of physicians fear peer review misuse, survey finds
Fifty-six percent of surveyed physicians are highly concerned that a peer review could be misused to punish a physician for reasons unrelated to the review, Medscape Medical News reported Oct. 30. -
How Sentara is expanding primary care access
Norfolk, Va.-based Sentara Health is implementing a new primary care model that it expects will significantly expand access to care. -
Encompass Health Rehabilitation Hospital of Arlington names CEO
Birmingham, Ala.-based Encompass Health has appointed Mindy Hong as CEO of the Encompass Health Rehabilitation Hospital of Arlington (Texas). -
4 CFO moves in 2 days
Here are four hospital, health system and medical group CFO moves that Becker's has reported on since Oct. 28: -
ANCC awards systems for nurse development programs
On Oct. 29, the American Nurses Credentialing Center recognized nine health systems and healthcare organizations for outstanding nursing continuing professional development interventions. -
Hoag launches historic surgery fellowship
Newport Beach, Calif.-based Hoag has launched an oncoplastic breast surgery fellowship, the first fellowship of its kind in the U.S. -
Indiana hospital CEO to step down
Tracy Conroy is stepping down as CEO of Daviess Community Hospital in Washington, Ind., a hospital spokesperson confirmed to Becker's. -
Pharmacy partnerships 2024, what’s worked and what’s ahead
Becker's asked chief pharmacy officers from hospitals and health systems across the U.S. to share their most beneficial partnerships in 2024. -
Hospitalizations rise 24.1% after common asthma drug discontinued
A recent study revealed a 17.5% increase in asthma-related hospitalizations in the three months following the announcement that GSK would discontinue the widely used asthma medication Flovent, and 24.1% in the following three to six months, ABC News reported Oct. 30.
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