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Leadership & Management

A CEO’s tenure can be defined by four key stages, beginning before they are selected for the role and ending when they pass the baton, according to a Sept. 9 McKinsey article. The article features insights from the authors of…

Kaiser Permanente is entering the Nevada market through a newly announced joint venture with Renown Health, bringing more integrated, value-based care to the state’s expanding population. Announced on Sept. 10, the initiative will form a new health insurance entity —…

Health system executives used to talk about growth in terms of revenue, staff size, capital projects and patient volume. Not anymore. As hospitals and health systems experience tighter margins, workforce shortages and the need for true value-based care, the conversation…

At the outset of the COVID-19 pandemic, leaders of health systems guided their organizations through an acute crisis, when an “all-hands-on-deck” approach was prominent and there was broad awareness of the collaboration and urgency needed in the moment. Today, however,…

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Boston-based Harvard Medical School has been instructed by university administrators to cut research enterprise spending by at least 20% by the end of the fiscal year as part of a broader effort to rightsize expenses amid steep federal funding cuts.…

Clinician burnout may be one of the most pressing and widespread challenges in today’s healthcare environment. In the U.S., research reveals that physicians are 82% more likely to experience burnout than those in other occupations. The consequences are dire, costing…

Hal Leftwich, CEO of Big South Fork Medical Center in Oneida, Tenn., died Sept. 16 at age 69. Mr. Leftwich had more than 40 years of healthcare leadership experience and led hospitals across the U.S. through periods of challenge and…

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