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Leadership & Management

When Mitchell Rosner, MD, stepped in to lead Charlottesville, Va.-based UVA Health on an interim basis in February, his top priority was maintaining stability in operations and patient care. “The second was working with our faculty, physicians and front-line staff…

In my early days as medical director in the neonatal intensive care unit, I learned quickly that leadership isn’t about having all the answers; rather, it’s about building collaborative teams and creating space for others to contribute meaningfully. That same…

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“There’s this really cool rash!” is not a sentence common to most work environments.  But it fits perfectly in healthcare, and it is emblematic of the mentorship environment cultivated at Texas Children’s Pediatrics Braeswood in Houston.  Longtime colleagues Shannon Hayes,…

COOs in healthcare have seen their role gradually evolve due to the advancement of technology, a pandemic, and issues like workforce shortages. Becker’s spoke with 16 COOs from different health systems on how the role has changed over the years.…

Medicine is a profoundly rewarding profession, yet the daily challenges of patient care, academic rigor and research can sometimes obscure the joy that comes from making a difference in people’s lives.  For academic medical centers, which integrate education, research and…

Against a backdrop of rising costs, workforce shortages and fragmented care, the Oracle Health and Life Sciences Summit convened leaders who are tackling these challenges head-on. Among the most anticipated conversations was a fireside chat between Seema Verma, executive vice…

How will the recent federal budget legislation – the so-called One Big Beautiful Bill (OBBB) – slowly and inevitably undermine rural hospitals? Here is how it will happen. The OBBB over time will significantly reduce the number of individuals receiving…

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