Leadership & Management

A recent study by the Minnesota Department of Employment and Economic Development found that hospitals in Minnesota employed 8.3 percent of all workers in the state, or 214,108 employees, and generated $27.2 billion in economic activity in 2009, according to…

Five U.S. senators have asked the Inspector General of the Department of Health and Human Services to launch an investigation into physician-owned distributorships to determine whether they are legal, according to a Wall Street Journal report. PODs, which exist in…

CEOs play a large role in the success of a hospital. But as the healthcare system gets more complex, CEOs face increasing demands on their time and responsibilities. What skills are most important for a hospital CEO in today’s world?…

Carle Foundation Hospital in Urbana, Ill., has officially begun construction on its $220 million patient care tower, according to a hospital news release.

City officials have approved Palo Alto, Calif.-based Stanford University's proposed plans for a $5 billion hospital expansion, according to a Sacramento Bee news report.

Financially embattled Kenneth Hall Regional Hospital in East St. Louis, Ill., has shut down its emergency services after hospital owners were alerted air conditioning was not working in the facility, according to a St. Louis Post-Dispatch news report.

Akron (Ohio) General Health System has published its 2010 outcomes in its yearly annual report, which includes more than $571 million in total operating revenues, according to the report.

Valley Baptist Medical Center, with locations in Brownsville, Texas, and Harlingen, Texas, was forced to pay employees for unpaid back overtime, according to a KRGV.com report.

Regional Medical Center at Memphis (Tenn.) has proposed a 2012 budget that includes $20 million for capital improvements of the current facility and $40 million for construction of a replacement hospital, according to a Commercial Appeal report.