While men expressing passion for their job can improve their career prospects, it can hurt women’s, according to a recent study. Here are four things to know: 1. The study, published Dec. 17 by the Institute for Operations Research and…
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Women at S&P 500 companies are more likely than men to serve as president or CFO before becoming CEO, according to a May report from Women’s Power Gap. The report analyzed the roles held by S&P 500 CEOs immediately before…
The CDC is walking back more of its recent job cuts, with plans to reinstate more than 400 people who were previously laid off, according to an internal email obtained by Politico. About half of the employees being reinstated work…
In 2019, David Ramsey and the board of Charleston (W.Va.) Area Medical Center Health System spent about a year evaluating their options: remain independent, create a new system or join a larger one. The ideal scenario, they found, was to…
The next 10 years will reshape the landscape of healthcare in ways we can scarcely imagine. Artificial intelligence is already transforming how we diagnose, treat, and connect with patients. Major weather-related crises – whether fires in California or hurricanes like…
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Louisville, Ky.-based Norton Healthcare and Norton Children’s CEO Russell F. Cox thinks now is the right time to expand. Many hospitals and health systems are feeling financial strain and transforming their organizations with technology; their leadership might bristle at taking…
SANTA CLARA, Calif. — June 10, 2025 — LeanTaaS, Inc., the market leader in AI‑powered, cloud‑based capacity management, staffing, and patient‑flow software for healthcare, today unveiled iQueue for Surgical Clinics, the industry’s first end-to-end surgical coordination platform from the clinic’s front door…
Health systems have a responsibility to help patients and the public understand not only how to access care, but how to fully use their health benefits — yet this aspect of health literacy is often overlooked, according to Michael Mayo,…
More than 300 staff members across the National Institutes of Health’s 27 institutes sent a letter to the agency’s director June 9, condemning disruptions to medical research and cuts to essential staff in recent months. Here are five things to…
Reviving Rural Health Care: Regulatory Fixes Can Save Small Town Emergency Hospitals More than 140 rural hospitals in the U.S. have closed since 2010. That’s more than one hospital per month for over a decade—leaving entire counties without lifesaving care.…