Leadership & Management

Hospitals and health systems have been facing significant financial and workforce challenges for the past few years.

Condescension at work is more likely to affect women than men, Fortune reported Feb. 15. 

At NYC Health + Hospitals, the arts and the sciences not only intermingle — they support one another. 

A proposed bill in the U.S. Senate would expand the rights of physician-owned hospitals — including some privileges that were rescinded more than a decade ago. 

On Feb. 15, two Idaho state lawmakers introduced a bill that would criminalize the administration of vaccines using mRNA technology — the tech behind Pfizer and Moderna's widely used COVID-19 vaccines, according to USA Today.

A Florida state senator introduced a bill Feb. 20 that would require employers that cover gender-affirming care in the state to pay for subsequent detransitions, including for individuals no longer employed, The Hill reported Feb. 21. 

A new study on hospital board composition may serve to spark helpful dialogue on how health care professionals can contribute to organizational leadership, and on the value of greater transparency regarding the members of health care governing boards. However, it…

Several medical schools have made headlines in recent weeks for withdrawing voluntary participation in U.S. News & World Report's popular rankings, alleging they interfere with diversity measures. 

Twenty U.S. governors are joining forces to strengthen, expand and protect reproductive rights in their states. 

Mark Keroack, MD, president and CEO of Springfield, Mass.-based Baystate Health, is warning that healthcare's workplace shortages present a public health crisis.