From having global goals to being flexible with your leadership style, executives from Temple Health, Scripps Health and BJC HealthCare gave their best advice for hospital leaders.
Leadership & Management
Ensemble Health Partners (“Ensemble”), the industry leader in end-to-end revenue cycle management, announced today it has acquired Odeza, an allin-one digital consumer communications platform that integrates with leading electronic health record (“EHR”) platforms to unify, simplify and automate patient interactions.
Howard Bauchner, MD, is stepping down June 30 after a 10-year run as editor-in-chief of the Journal of the American Medical Association. He had been on administrative leave since March, after another journal editor dismissed structural racism in a Feb.…
Hospital leaders trying to mitigate workforce shortages should consider these four child care policies to retain female workers, according to a May 28 article published in Harvard Business Review.
American voters trust healthcare institutions more than the media and federal, state or local governments. Yet, trust for healthcare institutions falls directly on political party lines, according to a May 27 Hill-HarrisX poll.
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President Joe Biden proposed a $6 trillion budget May 28 for fiscal year 2022, which includes funding for healthcare.
Hospitals are increasingly devoting more attention to diversity and inclusion efforts, but may fall short of measuring whether these efforts are working, according to a May 27 article published in Harvard Business Review.
The board chair of Nassau University Medical Center resigned May 28, accusing the East Meadow, N.Y.-based hospital's governance of not making necessary changes at the financially struggling hospital, according to Newsday.
Johnese Spisso, RN, is president of the University of California, Los Angeles' health system and CEO of the UCLA Hospital System. She spoke with Becker's about the Southern California organization's vested interest in the healthcare of migrant children, mental health…
Diversity is limited in senior healthcare leadership, with Black executives represented most heavily in diversity/equity roles at top U.S. hospitals, a new report and framework released May 27 by the Chartis Group and National Association of Health Services Executives found.