More than 70 House Republican lawmakers have signed a letter calling for an end to the designation of COVID-19 as a public health emergency, NPR reported Feb. 14.
Leadership & Management
Reports from the front lines of hospital perioperative departments show a daily, ongoing crisis.
Throughout the pandemic, healthcare and science leaders have struggled to successfully communicate recommendations and guidance to the public. Richard Tofel, a visiting fellow at Boston-based Harvard T.H Chan School of Public Health, offers four lessons for healthcare leaders in The…
In honor of Black History Month, Becker's asked Black healthcare leaders to share their role models and why they look up to them.
Investors are more likely to support activist campaigns if they target organizations with female CEOs as opposed to those with male CEOs, The Wall Street Journal reported Feb. 5.
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A nationwide staffing shortage in nursing has plagued the industry for decades, and the COVID-19 pandemic has only made it worse. While many solutions have been pioneered over the years to reverse the trend, it’s now clear that this crisis…
Twelve hospital CEOs exited their roles in January, double the number who stepped down from their positions in the same month a year earlier, according to a report from Challenger, Gray & Christmas, an executive outplacement and coaching firm.
Medical staff for Coupeville, Wash.-based WhidbeyHealth Medical Center took a no-confidence vote in CEO and CFO Ron Telles, COO Garth Miller, MD, and hospital attorney Jake Kempton, a hospital spokesperson confirmed to Becker's.
Springfield, Pa.-based Crozer Health is cutting jobs and scaling back services as a possible sale of the four-hospital system looms, according to The Philadelphia Inquirer.
Christina Fisher, executive vice president and CFO of Blue Cross Blue Shield Association, and Eric Sprunk, former COO of Nike, are the newest members of the Providence board of directors, the Renton, Wash.-based health system said Feb. 8.