President Donald Trump says a new healthcare plan is on its way, according to The Hill.

The following healthcare layoffs were reported by Becker's Hospital Review so far in June:

CMS Administrator Seema Verma warned HHS Secretary Alex Azar in a private memo last August that implementing three healthcare policy changes could collectively cause health insurance enrollment to drop by 1.1 million, Politico first reported.

A report on board governance at Baltimore-based University of Maryland Medical System has left many local leaders frustrated and skeptical, according to a report from The Baltimore Sun.

The U.S. House of Representatives approved a healthcare spending package on June 13 that included an amendment to reverse the Trump administration's ban on using federal dollars for research using fetal tissue, The Hill reports.

Augusta (Ga.) University Health is merging the leadership of the health system with its flagship facility, Augusta University Medical Center, according to The Augusta Chronicle.

Planned Parenthood Action Fund, the healthcare organization's political arm, is hosting a women's health forum June 22 in Columbia, S.C., for Democratic presidential candidates, according to The New York Times. 

Sen. Mitt Romney, R-Utah, has a new healthcare plan ready, according to Bloomberg reporter Steven Dennis.

A consulting firm's assessment of the governance of the University of Maryland Medical System board of directors found that the board did not always fully examine deals involving board members before system management executed them.

  NIH Director Francis Collins, MD, PhD, declared June 12 he will no longer speak on "manels," or all-male panels, to signal a commitment to the advancement of women in science.

  Voters want 2020 candidates to start talking about access to healthcare in rural America — in fact, most say it would swing their vote, according to a poll conducted by survey research firm Morning Consult and the Bipartisan Policy Center.

Baltimore-based University of Maryland Medical System appointed interim board leadership June 12 while Maryland Gov. Larry Hogan began lining up appointees in the first wave of overhaul after a widespread conflict-of-interest scandal, according to The Baltimore Sun.

The number of hospital CEOs who left their roles in 2019 is 31, down nearly 33 percent from the 46 who left within the same time last year, according to a report by executive outplacement firm Challenger, Gray & Christmas.

The Ventura County Health Care Agency, a California-based system of hospital, clinic and specialty services, said the number of layoffs at the healthcare system will be less than initially projected, according to the Ventura County Star.

The American Medical Association on June 11 voted against supporting a single-payer healthcare system, in favor of maintaining support for the ACA.

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East Carolina University in Greenville, N.C., responded to a feud between Vidant Health and the state over changes made to Vidant's medical board, according to NPR affiliate Public Radio East.

The American Medical Association adopted a set of guidelines designed to reduce gender disparities in medicine, particularly around pay and leadership roles.

As organizations — including hospitals — struggle to engage younger workers and respond quickly to evolving market trends, executives may find success in implementing "shadow boards."

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