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Children's hospitals to Congress: Kids can't wait for federal support
Children's hospitals are asking Congress to act on policies to improve pediatric mental and physical health, bolster children's health coverage and support the pediatric healthcare workforce. -
Iowa health center replacing CEO after employee death
Ottumwa (Iowa) Regional Health Center is under interim leadership as an investigation takes place into the death of an employee, Ottumwa Radio News reported Nov. 4. -
16 women on the move in healthcare
The following executive moves made by women have been reported by Becker's since Oct. 28. -
Minnesota nurses criticize hospital board members amid contract negotiations
As they negotiate new contracts, members of the Minnesota Nurses Association are calling out hospital board members. -
S&P 500 companies casting wider nets to recruit C-suite talent
The board of Standard & Poor's 500 Index companies appointed 395 new independent directors in 2022. Of that number, 74 percent came from outside the ranks of CEO, chair/vice chair, COO and president, according to the 37th annual study by executive search and leadership advisory firm Spencer Stuart. -
HHS renews monkeypox public health emergency
HHS extended the nation's monkeypox public health emergency Nov. 2. -
25% of Massachusetts' top women-led businesses are in healthcare
Massachusetts ranks among the top states in the nation for healthcare. A number of female leaders guide its success, according to a recent report. -
Ochsner makes 10 leadership appointments, promotions
New Orleans-based Ochsner Health has promoted and appointed several leaders to its executive team. -
Execs called to resign at hospital where nurse called 911 on her own ER
Leaders at St. Michael Medical Center in Silverdale, Wash., are the target of a petition of no confidence. -
Unlocking peak performance: a perspective on what health care delivery can learn from Formula One racing
I have been an avid aficionado of Formula One (F1) for over 25 years. I've followed the sport closely — analyzing each new innovation, obsessing over its growth and evolution, and enjoying countless races in person or on any screen I could find. -
5 coping mechanisms embraced by thriving female leaders
While female leaders are leaving companies at the highest rate in years, many chose to stay despite considering leaving their jobs. Part of the reason for the higher rate of female leaders considering or choosing to leave is a negative work environment, which needs to change for female leaders to thrive in their workplace, Harvard Business Review says. -
CDC director tests positive for COVID-19 again
CDC Director Rochelle Walensky, MD, tested positive for COVID-19 days after she took Paxlovid to treat mild symptoms. -
5 hospitals seeking CEOs
Here are five hospitals that recently posted job listings seeking CEOs. -
Health systems zero in on exec teams
At least half a dozen health systems announced changes to their executive ranks in the past month. -
Palomar Health leaders criticized over supporting specific board candidates
Leaders of Escondido, Calif.-based Palomar Health and the founder of the medical group that provides the health system's physicians are facing criticism for financially supporting campaigns of specific board candidates, Voice of San Diego reported Oct. 28. -
The top challenges for CFOs in 2022 and how they're addressing them
Hospital and health system CFOs are grappling with a host of challenges, ranging from increasing labor costs to volatile patient demand and reimbursement rates that aren't keeping pace with inflation. -
Atlanta mayor seeks new operator to keep Wellstar AMC afloat
Atlanta Mayor Andre Dickens aims to keep Wellstar Atlanta Medical Center open — but first, the facility needs a new operator, Reporter Newspapers & Atlanta Intown reported Oct. 27. -
11 women making moves in healthcare
The following executive moves made by women have been reported by Becker's since Oct. 21. -
Dr. Ravi Thadhani discusses innovation, Wellstar closure and growing Emory Healthcare's influence
On Oct. 27, Atlanta-based Emory University announced that Ravi Thadhani, MD, an experienced leader in academic medicine, will be joining its ranks. -
'Multivoting' improves group decision-making, study finds
"Multivoting" — allowing people more than one vote so they can select multiple options if desired — is most effective in finding the "best choice," according to a recent study from the University of Washington in Seattle.
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