Leadership & Management

Physicians' trust in healthcare organization leadership declined during the COVID-19 pandemic among 30 percent of survey respondents, but increased or stayed the same among the rest, according to research conducted for the American Board of Internal Medicine Foundation by NORC…

Penn State Health in Hershey is opening its Hampden Medical Center Oct. 1, according to Penn Live.

George Abraham, MD, chief of medicine at Saint Vincent Hospital in Worcester, Mass., has been chosen as president of the American College of Physicians, the hospital said May 20. 

Healthcare needs an expanded vocabulary for what clinicians experience. 

From patient trust in hospitals to the specialties with the highest levels of burnout, the following report findings were published by Becker's Hospital Review in the last few weeks:

In 1980, 92 percent of department chairs at U.S. medical schools were white, and in 2019, 78 percent were white, according to a research letter published May 19 in JAMA Network Open.

Civil rights and religious leaders are calling on Indiana University Health to do more to address systemic racism and implicit bias at the Indianapolis-based system, IndyStar reported May 20.

Health and wellness is significantly influenced by social determinants of health (SDoH) . The key to a better healthcare system is understanding these nonclinical dimensions of care and how they affect health outcomes and what healthcare organizations (and society) can…

Rush University Medical Center stands at No. 17 on U.S. News and World Report's hospital honor roll, and CMS recently awarded one of the system's hospitals with five stars. After a challenging year in healthcare, CEO Ranga Krishnan, MD, spoke…

The COVID-19 pandemic has shined a closer spotlight on diversity, equity and inclusion, and the need to address these issues in healthcare. Considering this, hospitals and health systems are implementing initiatives to improve diversity in workforce practices.