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Physician pioneer in medical ethics dies
Howard Brody, MD, PhD, a pioneer in the field of medical ethics, died July 22 at 75, KnoxTNToday.com reported July 29. -
'Hard on processes, not people': How health systems address psychological safety
Instilling psychological safety in the healthcare workforce is crucial in patient care, leaders have said. -
Chicago neighborhood's only hospital marks 120-year milestone
St. Bernard Hospital, located in the Englewood neighborhood on Chicago's South Side, recently celebrated its 120th anniversary. Leaders say this milestone is particularly meaningful given the challenges of remaining sustainable in today's healthcare environment. -
AHA taps 36 leaders to tackle cost, quality challenges
The American Hospital Association has selected 36 healthcare leaders for a 12-month fellowship program aimed at addressing critical issues related to healthcare costs, quality and safety. -
Former Memorial Hermann CEO dies
Chuck Stokes, former president and CEO of Memorial Hermann Health System in Houston, died July 23, according to a LinkedIn post by the American College of Healthcare Executives. -
Meet the leaders of the best healthcare employers for women: Forbes
Forty-six hospitals and health systems secured a spot on Forbes' seventh annual America's Best Employers for Women list. -
CEOs sour on ability to weather inflation
CEOs' concerns about inflation have grown following the Federal Reserve's decision to maintain interest rates in June. -
'A richness of opinions': What age diversity brings to leadership
Age diversity in the University of Kansas Health System's leadership team is valued. -
Inside Ascension's growth strategy, per its president
St. Louis-based Ascension is implementing a strategy to improve its financial health, continue investments, and evaluate its portfolio and future geographic footprint. -
Addressing disabilities vital in physician well-being: Viewpoint
Physician well-being is critical in healthcare delivery, but systemic and cultural barriers remain for those with disabilities, one physician wrote in a June 24 article published in JAMA. -
Health system execs refocus on the big 'why'
One key responsibility for leaders across industries is connecting their teams to the big "why" of their roles. Why is the organization essential to its customers? Why is the employee's role important? Why do we do what we do? -
Most managers not engaged in their roles: Gallup
Three in 10 managers are engaged in their roles, according to a recent Gallup survey. -
Former Nebraska hospital CEO dies
Louis Burgher, MD, PhD, former Clarkson College president and hospital CEO, died July 19 at 79. -
An untapped opportunity within health systems
Historically, health systems have undervalued the pharmacy department, according to leaders at Danville, Pa.-based Geisinger and Louisville, Ky.-based Baptist Health. -
Pharmacists, community health workers vital in reducing hypertension: Study
Pharmacists and community health workers are most successful in hypertension interventions, according to a study from researchers at New Orleans-based Tulane University. -
Viewpoint: 3 things most hospitals are missing
Most hospitals are lacking three things they need to succeed, Paul Keckley, PhD, wrote in a July 15 article on his website. -
Vanderbilt course aims to help healthcare leaders address unprofessionalism
Hospital and health system leaders can learn skills to address unprofessionalism with Vanderbilt Health Center for Patient and Professional Advocacy's two-day course this fall. -
'Uncommon compassionate care' makes for a strong CEO, AdventHealth leader says
If you were to follow Lorenzo Brown, president and CEO for Orange City, Fla.-based AdventHealth Fish Memorial and the West Volusia market, on LinkedIn, you would see that his posts exhibit a passion and dedication for improved healthcare leadership. -
AHA board taps Houston Methodist's Dr. Marc Boom as chair-elect designate
Marc Boom, MD, has been named chair-elect designate of the American Hospital Association's board of trustees. -
Kamala Harris' healthcare policy positions: 6 notes
President Joe Biden ended his reelection campaign July 21 and endorsed Vice President Kamala Harris as the Democratic Party's nominee to replace him in the 2024 presidential race.
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