According to Russell Cox, president and CEO of Norton Healthcare, adapting to employee needs, investing in health equity and creating a strong career pipeline are ways to transform health systems, the Courier Journal reported Oct. 11.
Leadership & Management
Two longtime Dana-Farber Cancer Institute trustees have resigned, and the Boston-based institute will no longer permit board member investment in hospital startups after a recent Boston Globe investigation revealed that some trustees had opportunities for personal enrichment through investing in…
As the new CEO of Sonoma (Calif.) Valley Hospital, John Hennelly is focused on partnerships, he told the Sonoma Index-Tribune.
Texas Gov. Greg Abbott issued an executive order Oct. 11 banning any entity in the state, including private employers, from enforcing COVID-19 vaccine mandates.
Women have been detrimentally affected by the pandemic economically, with women's workforce participation reaching its lowest point in decades. Here are three ways companies can adjust culture to encourage gender equity in the workplace, Harvard Business Review reported Oct. 11.
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Columbus, Ohio-based Equitas Health CEO Bill Hardy has released a statement in response to allegations of racial discrimination at the company amid calls for him to step down from his role, The Columbus Dispatch reported Oct. 8.
A range of food is important to achieve a strong healthcare system for diverse patients, according to Minakshi Raj, PhD, assistant professor of kinesiology and community health at University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign.
In the annual "Atrium Health Has Talent" showcase, Eugene A. Woods, president and CEO of the health system, took to the microphone and delivered a rendition of an original song as a tribute to his team.
Like other hospitals, Cedars-Sinai was hit by the pandemic and had to adapt quickly to ensure the well-being and safety of staff and patients. Hospital executive Andy Ortiz spoke about how the system embraced flexibility and continues to support its…
Alabama Gov. Kay Ivey has extended the state of public health emergency, which grants hospitals flexibility by relaxing regulations.