The Federal Communications Commission has the potential to play an unprecedented role in shaping how healthcare is delivered as trends like telehealth, remote patient monitoring and health information exchange become mainstream.  By Jessica Kim Cohen - 8/14/18

In this special Speaker Series, Becker's Healthcare caught up with Viraj Patwardhan, vice president of digital design and consumer experience at Thomas Jefferson University Hospital in Philadelphia.  By Staff - 8/13/18

The Trump administration is considering a rule that would require legal immigrants to forgo government assistance, including healthcare, to receive a green card, according to The New York Times.  By Emily Rappleye - 8/13/18

A morning routine helps many executives feel focused and centered. Here is how five top CEOs start their days:  By Emily Rappleye - 8/13/18

In this special Speaker Series, Becker's Healthcare caught up with Tom Boehning, CEO of Optum360.  By Staff - 8/13/18

Universal healthcare is a controversial issue, and many pundits are split on whether healthcare should be considered a fundamental right.  By Leo Vartorella - 8/13/18

While the three hospitals within Lewistown-based Central Maine Healthcare have recently begun to voice their concern with the system's executive leadership, many current and former staffers claim conditions for staff within the system have been on the decline for at least the past fiscal year, according to the Portland Press Herald.  By Alyssa Rege - 8/13/18

A famed Houston surgeon revealed he had more conflicts of interest in his research than he previously stated. The disclosure was allegedly prompted by a joint monthslong investigation into the surgeon and his research by ProPublica and the Houston Chronicle.  By Alyssa Rege - 8/10/18

In this special Speaker Series, Becker's Healthcare caught up with Andrew Rosenberg, MD, CIO at Ann Arbor-based Michigan Medicine and associate professor of anesthesiology and internal medicine.  By Staff - 8/10/18

Regional and community-based health systems are acquiring physician practices at an increasingly rapid rate as they aim to increase market share and geographical footprint, improve patient experience across the continuum of care, reduce costs and variation in practice, and achieve better population health outcomes.  By Jessica Turgon, Principal and co-leader of the Operations Improvement and Technology Division at ECG Management Consultants, and Whitney Haller, Senior Manager at ECG Management Consultants - 8/10/18

Seattle's tax on sugary drinks earned the city $10.5 million in its first six months, according to The Hill.  By Leo Vartorella - 8/10/18

Randy Bryce, a Democrat cancer survivor looking to flip the Republican district long represented by House Speaker Paul Ryan, R-Wis., in the upcoming midterm elections, has released his healthcare platform, according to Urban Milwaukee.  By Leo Vartorella - 8/10/18

The CEO of Valdosta-based South Georgia Medical Center sent a letter to the hospital's governing body asking them to end his contract after just 15 months, according to the Valdosta Daily Times.  By Alyssa Rege - 8/10/18

Becker's Hospital Review asked readers to share one of the best things they've done for themselves, their careers and/or their organizations. Readers shared accomplishments, professional development experiences, and personal decisions or investments they've made over the years. Read about the best things they've done professionally in their words.  By Kelly Gooch - 8/10/18

People are quick to share their opinions when healthcare leaders deliver bad news that has major ramifications for an organization, but few understand the lengthy analysis, heated debates and sleepless nights that go into those decisions.  By Michael J. Dowling, President & CEO, Northwell Health - 8/10/18

Healthcare is ripe with innovation and new technologies, which hold great promise to transform the way care is delivered.  By Mackenzie Bean - 8/9/18

The eccentric, out-of-touch self-made millionaire is a common stereotype. There is an underlying truth to the idea that success can sometimes lead people to change for the worse, though this is by no means a necessary result of success, according to the Harvard Business Review.  By Leo Vartorella - 8/9/18

FBI officials met with more than 100 leaders from MD Anderson Cancer Center, Texas Medical Center — both in Houston — and roughly 18 other hospitals and health systems across the state Aug. 8 to warn officials about possible security threats from foreign entities, according to the Houston Chronicle.  By Alyssa Rege - 8/9/18

In this special Speaker Series, Becker's Healthcare caught up with Reed Hansen, PharmD, director of clinical consulting and advocacy team at Allscripts in Chicago.  By Staff - 8/8/18

Clashes between former VA Secretary David Shulkin, MD, and President Donald Trump insiders who are secretly shaping the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs helped lead to Dr. Shulkin's ouster, according to a ProPublica investigation.  By Jessica Kim Cohen - 8/8/18