HHS will invest $15 million over four years to address maternal health needs and disparities in rural areas of the U.S.
Leadership & Management
Cigna Healthcare has sponsored and provided editorial input on this article. As technologies, like AI, and process improvements promise to increase productivity, healthcare organizations need to focus on clinician well-being. This means prioritizing programs and initiatives to support mental health…
Obehi Ukpebor leads product management for iQueue for Infusion Centers, delivering data science driven capacity optimization for over 700 infusion centers across the US.
Advocate Health co-CEO Jim Skogsbergh stepped down from the organization May 31. Before his departure, Becker's caught up with him to capture his takeaways and advice on seven topics core to health system CEOs — in his signature straightforward style.
Health system CEOs are leaving behind ego-driven, top down leadership in favor of a trusting and a supportive culture to guide their organizations and transform healthcare delivery. Change is hard, but necessary, to grow.
Advertisement
When Advocate Health co-CEO Jim Skogsbergh began planning his departure, he knew he wanted to leave the health system better than he found it, avoid overstaying his welcome and exit at the top of his game.
Scott Becker was a guest on BackTable, a podcast network that provides advice and insights for leaders within the healthcare industry, to discuss the evolution of healthcare media.
100% of customer respondents are satisfied with their investment and would purchase iQueue for Inpatient Flow again. LeanTaaS’ three iQueue products are all rated at over 90% by KLAS, far exceeding the industry standard.
The Change Healthcare breach disrupted services at hundreds of hospitals and physician clinics, and C-suite leaders are taking action to protect against similar future situations.
Mark Keroack, MD, president and CEO of Springfield, Mass.-based Baystate Health, and his wife, Ann Errichetti, MD, have created an endowed fund to support future physicians who will train at the health system.