Healthcare executives are preparing for 2025, a year likely filled with profound challenges and big opportunities.
Leadership & Management
New research reveals that companies continue to prioritize execution and strategic leadership in their CEO hiring decisions, despite widespread claims that modern leaders should focus more on interpersonal and "soft" skills.
Virginia Mason Medical Center in Seattle has spent two decades applying a management methodology inspired by the Toyota Production System. This approach has become central to the hospital's culture, driving improvements to quality and safety.
As hospitals face growing demands for care, including surgical services, enhancing operating room (OR) efficiency without having to embark on costly expansions is a pressing priority.
Becker’s Hospital Review recently spoke with Dr. Joel Shaw, Vice President of Clinical Affairs at OhioHealth’s Grant Medical Center in Columbus, Ohio, on Grant’s use of AI-driven solutions to transform OR management practices, increasing both block and prime time utilization.
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Hospital and health system CEOs lead organizations that deliver critical patient care and drive innovation. This year, 219 healthcare executives took time to share their thoughts on healthcare leadership with Becker's.
It is no secret that operating rooms (ORs) nationwide are facing significant challenges as surgical demand continues to rise, cases become more complex and critical staffing shortages are stretching surgical and anesthesiologist teams to their limits.
One year after Theodore DeWeese, MD, assumed permanent leadership of Johns Hopkins Medicine, he remains focused on enhancing patient care and bringing care closer to home.
HCA Healthcare, a for-profit hospital operator based in Nashville, Tenn., is seeking leaders for numerous C-suite roles at its facilities.
FDA Principal Deputy Commissioner Namandjé Bumpus, PhD, is stepping down from her role, marking one of the first significant leadership departures at the agency by the end of year, Inside Health Policy reported Dec. 17.