As senior leaders in complex healthcare organizations, we have an enormous privilege. Each day, we support thousands of wonderful people doing amazing work taking care of patients and their families. We set the pace for change. We speed it up, and when appropriate, we slow it down. We are equally charged with managing things simple and complex. We have a small number of key responsibilities: achieving our missions, making our margins and taking care of our people. However, we sometimes forget that the last point — taking care of our people — should always be the first point.

HHS Secretary Alex Azar said the Trump administration plans to "wait until there's a final judgment" in the latest ACA challenge to produce a replacement healthcare plan, according to The Hill.

Women have long juggled contradictory expectations. Being too nice means women aren't taken seriously, and being too assertive means they are labeled difficult. Research shows this double bind prevents women from receiving the candid feedback they need to advance in the workplace.

Nashville, Tenn.-based HCA Healthcare and the University of Central Florida in Orlando are hiring executives to lead services like quality, emergency services and patient safety at their new 64-bed facility in Orlando.

The plurality — 37 percent — of voters said healthcare was the most important issue they considered in the Democratic primaries, according to exit poll data cited by The Washington Post. 

The Corner Office series asks healthcare executives to answer seven questions about their life inside and outside the C-suite.

Since 2012, healthcare experts and policy wonks have posted love notes to the industry on Twitter around Valentine's Day in the form of #HealthPolicyValentines.

A "politically powerful" union representing 130,000 culinary workers and their families opposes "Medicare for All," particularly the version of the plan Democratic presidential hopeful Sen. Bernie Sanders, I-Vt., is running on, according to The Nevada Independent.

Terry Shaw has worked at Altamonte Springs, Fla.-based AdventHealth for more than three decades, starting as intern in the finance department and becoming president and CEO of the health system in 2016.

New Hanover Regional Medical Center in Wilmington, N.C., and a state employees association are battling it out in $445,000 worth of local ad buys partially related to the hospital's future governance structure, reports Port City Daily.

Republican "divisions" in opinion on a bipartisan drug pricing bill have slowed further action on the legislation so far, Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell, R-Ky., said, according to The Hill.

Since 1996, more men are grocery shopping, doing laundry, cooking, dishwashing and cleaning, but women still shoulder most of the work related to those tasks, according to a Gallup poll.

JAMA Network, the organization that runs JAMA and the American Medical Association's other publications, launched JAMA Health Forum, which will provide health policy content from across the network.

In honor of Black History Month, here are 25 exceptional clinicians and healthcare professionals who advanced medicine and race relations in the U.S.

The path toward a leadership position in medicine isn’t always easy for women. But it’s important to find—or create—growth experiences and meaningful connections wherever you can in your journey.

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

 The One Brooklyn (N.Y.) Health System has appointed five clinicians to system chairperson roles:

Democratic candidates debated the price tag of "Medicare for All," the ability to pass reforms through Congress and the decriminalization of opioids at the Feb. 7 debate.

John Lauck, president and CEO of the Children's Miracle Network Hospitals, died from complications related to a bike accident, the network said Feb. 7.

Teamwork and collaboration are essential to success and innovation. But not all teams are created equal.