Leadership & Management

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Greg Till is executive vice president and chief people officer at Providence, a Renton, Wash.-based health system with 52 hospitals across seven states. Mr. Till spoke with Becker's Nov. 5 about how the network is navigating healthcare's staffing crisis.

Since the pandemic exposed the depth of the mental health crisis among workers in the U.S., more companies have been expanding their mental health offerings. However, these benefits are still underused, The Wall Street Journal reported Oct. 29. 

Scientists and climate experts are saying that without a universal accounting standard, many corporate promises on reducing emissions may be ineffective, ABC News reported Nov. 5. 

Stephen Edwards, president and CEO of Springfield, Mo.-based CoxHealth, was honored with the Missouri Hospital Association's 2021 Visionary Leadership Award Nov. 5. 

Americans are more optimistic for the future of the pandemic now, with fears about infection and hospital availability on the decline, according to a Gallup poll published Nov. 3. 

Medtronic, the global healthcare technology company, has announced its ambitions to have net-zero carbon emissions across the whole company by 2045.

In a series of interviews, Becker's Hospital Review asked leaders to share the skills they consider essential for health system CEOs to thrive in today's healthcare landscape.

As the U.S. vaccination campaign for children ages 5-11 kicks off, COVID-19's pandemic-level status may soon evolve into an endemic, Scott Gottlieb, MD, told CBS News on Nov. 7. 

Turnover is at record high levels, with many workers quitting unsatisfactory jobs in search of better treatment, pursuit of passion projects or simply just a break. Here are three techniques employers have used that helped them retain staff, as reported…