Leadership & Management

Wyoming Medical Center in Casper laid off 58 workers Tuesday, according to the Star-Tribune.

Danville (Va.) Regional Medical Center organized 13 walks that community leaders are saying have had an impact on local crime, according to a WDBJ7 report.

As hospital systems navigate the turbulent waters of the post-reform era of healthcare, leaders are tasked with maintaining a culture of positivity, engagement and collaboration among their workforce while also ensuring quality and financial success.

Stephen Klasko, MD, president and CEO of Thomas Jefferson University and Jefferson Health, first wrote a book about a medical student who was abducted by aliens. But it was the premise for his second book that seemed even more unlikely…

Boston Medical Center has elected Martha Samuelson chairwoman of the BMC board.

Palo Alto, Calif.-based Theranos is standing by 99 percent of its blood test results.

Critics have been railing against direct-to-consumer ads for prescription drugs since the 1990s. Opponents of the ads, many of whom are medical providers, argue they contribute to unnecessary anxiety and self-diagnosis among patients, inflate demand for expensive brand name drugs…

Presidential candidates receive plenty of support from various individuals, organizations and companies. But why don't many CEOs openly support the presidential frontrunners?

Margot Sanger-Katz, a correspondent for The New York Times, wrote that Democratic presidential candidate Hillary Clinton's proposal to expand Medicare to Americans 50 years old and up will likely not work because it is at odds with the Affordable Care…

When the CIO of a large health system said during a healthcare conference he didn't care that patients complained of certain banalities on Twitter, such as hospital food or parking at the health system's facilities, he elicited surprise, confusion and…