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Meet the CEOs of the systems preferred 2-to-1 over competitors
Of the 164 health systems featured in the WebMD 2024 to 2025 Choice Awards, 24 were preferred 2-to-1 over competitors. -
How Cone Health used predictive analytics to increase infusion center volumes by 8% while decreasing wait times by 25%
Like many health systems, Greensboro, N.C.-based Cone Health has faced nursing shortages in recent years. Unlike many systems, however, Cone Health's infusion centers have been able to maximize patient access, reduce costs through optimized scheduling and efficiently allocate staff. -
How a dual-hospital CEO strengthens community ties
At just 33 years old, Christopher Douglas, EdD, started his CEO career at Houston-based River Oaks Hospital and Clinics in 2019, where he helped grow the hospital's inpatient beds from 12 to 56 and added 11 intensive care unit beds in a two year span. -
How to Align Physician Incentives to Manage Care Costs
As health care costs continue to rise, health systems are under increasing pressure to find ways to manage expenses without compromising patient outcomes. We wrote an article in Harvard Business Review to help health systems align the incentives of their physicians to manage care costs. -
Why are more CFOs becoming CEOs?
The CFO-to-CEO trend is growing in popularity, partially because of the current economic environment, Fortune reported Oct. 16. -
CEO tenures at the 20 largest for-profit hospitals
Among the CEOs at the 20 largest for-profit hospitals, most assumed the role less than two years ago. -
Memorial Hermann's CEO took a top workplace to new heights
Culture and creating value is a top priority for Houston-based Memorial Hermann CEO David Callender, MD. -
How a Chicago CEO handles data overload
The path from data overload to useful information and from there to true insight can take a number of turns. Moreover, it can be easy to get lost among the seemingly endless branches of information available today. -
Women's representation in 7 hospital C-suite roles, per 1 firm
Gender parity in workplaces remains a key issue, with progress made over the past 10 years but more work lies ahead. -
'Camaraderie and connection' act as shields, Sutter Health CEO says
For healthcare workers, caring for others can sometimes lead to a belief that one needs to be strong and capable at all times, Warner Thomas, president and CEO of Sacramento, Calif.-based Sutter Health, wrote in an Oct. 10 LinkedIn post. -
What a survey of 400 reveals about Gen Z: 4 things to know
A survey of interns found that Gen Z prioritizes company culture and a sense of belonging in their professional lives. -
14 president, CEO job openings at large health systems
Large health systems are seeking leaders for roles at the top of their hospitals across the U.S. -
Listening as a leadership superpower
Silence can be deployed as an effective bargaining tool or a way to bond with others, although it is not always easy. -
Former U of Iowa Health Care COO dies
John Staley, PhD, who twice served as COO during his 45-year tenure at University of Iowa Health Care, died Sept. 30 at age 80. -
Solving the Inpatient Flow Puzzle: Hospital Leaders Shed Light on Staffing and Discharge Challenges plus AI-Powered Solutions
In today’s rapidly evolving healthcare environment, hospitals are under constant pressure to maintain efficient patient flow – a critical factor that influences everything from operational performance to patient care and overall experience. -
Meet the leaders of US News' top children's hospitals
Children's hospital CEOs tend to have diverse educational backgrounds and most often enter the role from a COO position, according to a recent WittKieffer survey. -
How Main Line Health's 20-year CEO has set up its future
Main Line Health has experienced significant growth since Jack Lynch joined the Radnor Township, Pa.-based system in 2005 as president and CEO. -
Ballad Health CEO on navigating a 1-in-5,000-year event
Alan Levine, chairman, president and CEO of Johnson City, Tenn.-based Ballad Health, has overseen healthcare responses for more than a dozen major hurricanes throughout his career, but he told Becker's that Hurricane Helene was unlike anything he had seen before. -
Ascension's environmental, sustainability report: 6 things to know
St. Louis-based Ascension's fiscal 2024 environmental impact and sustainability report highlighted its efforts in reducing its carbon footprint and commitments for the future. -
Hospital boards face turnover: 6 changes to note
This year has brought an exodus of board members from several hospitals. While each situation involves varying factors, they all come as the healthcare board's job gets more complicated amid shifting governance priorities and challenges.
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