The president and CEO of Loretto Hospital in Chicago will be suspended for two weeks without pay amid reports of improper COVID-19 vaccinations from the 122-bed safety-net facility, the Chicago Tribune reported March 29.
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Executives at Boston-based Mass General Brigham are pushing to unify the system of loosely connected hospitals that have long held rivalries, and they're being met with tension, according to a March 27 article published by The Boston Globe.
As CEOs prepare to retire, they are telling their successors to prepare for uncertainties and decision-making challenges.
For many patients, the daily suffering from debilitating conditions like essential tremor and tremor-dominant Parkinson's disease has become an all too familiar and unwelcomed way of life. For years, medications and invasive surgeries have been their main or primary treatment…
Coney Island Hospital's CEO took on the role just weeks before the COVID-19 pandemic. Now she is urging patients to go back to get their preventive care, according to a March 23 article published by Brooklyn Paper.
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The CEO of Charlotte, N.C.-based Atrium Health testified to a U.S. Senate Committee on March 25 that the public and private sector need to collectively adopt a "not on our watch" approach to addressing healthcare disparities.
Joan Coffman, president and CEO of St. Tammany Health System in Covington, La., said she has faced challenges such as Hurricane Katrina and the COVID-19 pandemic, which have helped shape her leadership skills and improved her ability to deal with…
Dallas-based Tenet Healthcare has formed a committee of its board of directors to address climate change, energy and natural resources conservation, environmental and supply chain sustainability, human rights and diversity and inclusion, the for-profit hospital operator said March 26.
Howard Bauchner, MD, editor-in-chief at the Journal of the American Medical Association, is on administrative leave after another journal editor said structural racism isn't a problem in medicine on a podcast episode, The New York Times reported March 25.
The CEO of Sutter Coast Hospital has called out the county's Department of Health and Human Services and the sheriff's office for contributing to a local mental health crisis, according to a March 24 article published in Wild Rivers Outpost.