David Bailey, MD, MBA, president and CEO of the Jacksonville, Fla.-based children's health system Nemours, took the time to answer our seven questions.
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Berkeley, Calf.-based Alta Bates Summit Medical Center, a Sutter Health affiliate, will eliminate 358 jobs by Jan. 10, according to a San Francisco Business Times report.
As author of the popular New York Times column, "Corner Office," Adam Bryant has interviewed hundreds of CEOs in hopes of uncovering what leadership and organizational traits contribute to success. His first book, The Corner Office," which was published in…
Operating a hospital in the United States during the past couple of decades has been challenging, but never boring. These challenges and the absence of boredom will certainly not diminish in 2014. There are so many important developments currently in…
The new era of healthcare poses unique and significant challenges to the viability of our nation's academic medical centers and their ability to carry out mission critical activities: delivering complex clinical care, educating medical trainees and performing cutting edge research.
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Hiring managers and human resource executives should keep an ear out for three questions candidates may ask in interviews, as they may be "green flags" for a great hire, according to a blog post from healthcare employee assessment firm Select…
A new report projects 10 governance trends for nonprofit hospitals and health systems in 2014.
North Shore-LIJ Health System, based in Great Lake, N.Y., has offered 2,000 employees early retirement packages, according to a Staten Island Advance report.
Mark Plaster, MD, has practiced emergency medicine for more than 30 years. Here, he shared his thoughts on the role of EDs in hospitals' financial success, misunderstandings in the conversation about "frequent flier" patients to America's EDs, and how he…
The healthcare sector is entering into one of its most important years in decades, but many hospitals have been left behind.