Climate change, public health and social inequality are not just society's problems to fix — they're also the problems CEOs and executives should be addressing, according to the HBR IdeaCast from Harvard Business Review.

Executive assistant jobs have declined dramatically over the past two decades as business norms change, companies seek to cut costs and technology helps fill the gaps, The Wall Street Journal reports.

The Houston Astros' sign-stealing scheme, in which the baseball team used video cameras to decode opponents' hand signals, offers a stark reminder for healthcare boards.

Here are the days, weeks and months set aside to raise awareness or recognize healthcare conditions and workers.

Care setting shifts, value-based arrangements and more proactive consumers are among the most important drivers of change that CEOs are watching this decade, according to a study from Deloitte.

Media reports indicate President Donald Trump is putting pressure on HHS Secretary Alex Azar to help the administration deliver on healthcare ahead of the 2020 election.

A recent press release by Scorpion announced a rebrand to its overall identity and company mission. 

Below are 10 hospitals and health systems that posted job listings seeking COOs during the past month.

The president and CEO of the Maryland Hospital Association recently penned an op-ed for Maryland Matters stating that hospitals in the state are "doing it right" and should act as a model for other states. However, a patient advocate responded to the op-ed with her own article, arguing patient-centric care isn't being delivered by the state's hospitals.

The rapidly growing urgent care industry remains largely unregulated, and Massachusetts regulators are hoping to change that, according to The Boston Globe.

The American College of Physicians, the second-largest physicians group in the U.S., is calling for systematic healthcare reforms and is supporting 'Medicare for All' and a public insurance option.

HealthPartners has closed pharmacies within three of its medical clinics: Park Nicollet Clinic and Central Minnesota Clinic in Minneapolis and Stillwater (Minn.) Medical Group Clinic, according to TV station KARE.

Hospitals and health systems are increasingly focused on diversity at all levels, particularly among leadership.

A recent column in The Wall Street Journal offers advice for executives seeking new roles this year.

Women with authority in the workplace are not immune to sexual harassment. In fact, new research confirms just the opposite: Women in management positions experience 30-100 percent more sexual harassment than other female staff.

HHS proposed a rule Jan. 16 to eliminate Obama-era requirements for faith-based hospitals to provide information for services they do not offer or referrals to patients who object to religious policies.

Four major insurers and their employees have doled out $4.5 million in campaign donations, with slightly more than half of those dollars going to Democratic candidates, many of whom are running on single-payer healthcare platforms that would eliminate private insurers, The Hill reports.

CMS is saying goodbye to CMO Kate Goodrich, MD, in February as she moves on to a new role at Humana.

The move to digital, a growing dialogue around healthcare affordability and different payment structures informed big changes three healthcare executives made in 2019, according to their discussion during a recent leadership panel.

Cleveland Clinic has named Hiroyuki Fujita, PhD, chair of the Hillcrest Hospital board of trustees.