New research has found that women are less likely than their male counterparts to negotiate deadline extensions, reported The Wall Street Journal Oct. 30.
Leadership & Management
While the gender pay gap between men and women is well documented and known, the gendered pension gap is also a real issue to be fixed, argues Margaret Franklin, president and CEO of the CFA Institute, in CNBC on Nov.…
The Chattanooga-Hamilton County Hospital Authority board of trustees, which governs Erlanger Health System, has removed Chris Young, MD, from his trustee role as well as his role as chief of staff at Erlanger, the Chattanooga, Tenn.-based health system confirmed to…
An investigation conducted by the Missouri Independent and the Documenting COVID-19 project unearthed hundreds of memos and emails that suggest discord between Missouri state and local officials. The miscommunication may have hurt the state's response to the delta variant wave,…
The pandemic has sparked an unprecedented nurse staffing crisis. Will nurses return to healthcare post-pandemic? Two chief nursing officers and a hospital CEO shared their thoughts with Becker's in October.
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If you ask a hospital executive what issues are keeping them up at night, there’s a good chance staffing will be high on their list of concerns.
Jacksonville, Fla.-based Nemours Children's Health has partnered with the Florida Chamber of Commerce to help the state meet its 2030 economic target through building a strong foundation for the future workforce and improving children's health, jacksonville.com reported Oct. 28.
Steve Mackin was recently announced to be the next president and CEO of Mercy health system, effective April 2022. In an Oct. 28 interview with the St. Louis Post Dispatch, he discussed his preparation for the role and the system's…
In order to treat the 47.6 million individuals experiencing mental illness each year,1 health systems must first identify one of the key factors contributing to this growing issue – location. Rural and urban communities experience unique challenges that often create…
Tennessee state Reps. Debra Moody and Chris Todd have proposed legislation that would prevent punishment of physicians who recommend treatments for COVID-19 that have not been approved by the FDA to treat the disease, according to Newsweek.