Leadership & Management

HHS and the Department of Education have called for immediate reforms to how nutrition education and training are implemented in U.S. medical schools as part of a sweeping initiative to tackle chronic disease and promote prevention-focused care. The initiative is…

The healthcare industry is not taking action with respect to population and behavioral health at the level it should, according to Tim Robinson, CEO of Nationwide Children’s Hospital.  One area of population health investment at the Columbus, Ohio-based hospital has…

A new generation of bold, innovative healthcare leaders is making healthcare more accessible, affordable and seamless for patients everywhere. These rising professionals, serving in diverse roles across the industry, share a common goal of transforming healthcare for the better. Becker’s…

Healthcare is navigating one of its most challenging eras. Yet, progress is still happening in meaningful ways across the country — leaders are focused on clinical breakthroughs, strengthening their teams and expanding access or closing critical care gaps. In the…

From financial strain to workforce fatigue, the pressure points for hospital and health system leaders are multiplying — and for many, the path forward feels increasingly uncertain. Next year, more than 3,500 executives will meet in Chicago for Becker’s 16th…

In early August, Flint, Mich.-based Insight Health System shared plans to reopen two of its Warren, Ohio, hospitals, Insight Hospital and Medical Center Trumbull and Hillside Rehabilitation Hospital, which have been temporarily closed since late March.  The two facilities halted…

A growing number of hospitals and health systems have expanded their C-suite ranks in the last few years to include leaders dedicated to advancing maternal and infant health, reflecting a new level of urgency as hospitals work to address longstanding…

AI agents that see, hear, and act in the room: transforming staff capacity and patient experience — today. Wayne Gretzky’s line — “I skate to where the puck is going, not where it’s been” — has never mattered more for…

Differences in how people think, learn and process information are increasingly recognized as natural variations of the human brain — a concept known as neurodiversity. Though not a medical term, neurodiversity encompasses conditions like autism, attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder and dyslexia, and…

Summer of 2025 was an unusual one for health system leaders across the country that, in many ways, seemed to move both slowly and abruptly at once. Here are seven of the many questions that health system CEOs are facing…