The concept of allyship has been especially prevalent in the public sphere over the past two years, as neighbors, colleagues, friends and family saw the renewed need to act in solidarity with the people in their lives who face prejudice.
Leadership & Management
Democratic presidential candidate Joe Biden has discussed several changes regarding the White House's response to the pandemic if he is elected in November, according to STAT.
Andrew Stahl, MD, has resigned as North Dakota's interim state health officer, marking the second resignation of a top state health officer since the beginning of the COVID-19 pandemic, reports the Grand Forks Herald.
This spring, more than 260 hospitals furloughed workers in an effort to remain financially stable amid the COVID-19 pandemic.
The U.S. Supreme Court announced Aug. 19 that it will hear a case over the legality of the ACA on Nov. 10.
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Catholic Medical Center appointed Patricia Furey, MD, as the first woman to lead the Manchester, N.H.-based hospital's medical staff.
A federal advisory board is urging the National Institutes of Health to withhold funds for nearly all research proposals involving fetal tissue, reports The Washington Post.
Excessive positivity during times of emotional hardship is not only unhelpful, but downright toxic, psychology experts told The Washington Post.
The results of a survey completed by 1,500 of Beaumont Health's 5,000 physicians revealed a lack of confidence in the Southfield, Mich.-based system's leadership and concern about its proposed merger with Advocate Aurora Health, according to Crain's Detroit Business.
Heather Geisler, Henry Ford Health System's new senior vice president and chief marketing, communications and experience officer, will bring global brand builder experience to the position she begins Sept. 1.