Leadership & Management

An Oklahoma hospital CEO is warning about potential community COVID-19 spread and calling for continued caution amid the pandemic, according to The Express-Star.

Hospitals, physicians and others in the healthcare industry have had to quickly implement changes to respond to the COVID-19 pandemic. The pandemic has also revealed ways to improve the U.S. healthcare system. 

As hospitals try to rebound from the financial effects of the COVID-19 pandemic, Americans need to be reminded that these facilities are still safe places to get healthcare when they need it, a Colorado hospital told KMGH-TV.

It's definitely spring in New York City. All the signs are there. Days are longer and trees have bloomed. Central Park is arrayed in all its glory. But, it's also a spring like no other. 

Lisa Oldham, CNO and Vice President of Patient Care Services at Orange Regional Medical Center in Middletown, N.Y., has tenure in nurse leadership and witnessed how the Covid-19 pandemic brought her teams of nurses together during a time of critical…

Americans across the country have been encouraged by states and hospitals to stay home during the COVID-19 pandemic to help protect healthcare workers and slow the spread of the illness.

While the COVID-19 pandemic has brought several health-related changes to Americans' lives, some of their long-held beliefs surrounding healthcare haven't changed, according to a survey from the Democracy Fund + UCLA Nationscape Project cited by USA Today. 

Echoing President Donald Trump's recent comments that the U.S. will reopen whether a COVID-19 vaccine is available or not, HHS Secretary Alex Azar said "everything does not depend on a vaccine," according to CNN. 

When leaders self-sacrifice, like take pay cuts or give up their benefits, employees are more committed to their companies and feel better about their leaders during a crisis, according to research from Stefanie Johnson, PhD, an associate professor of management…

As president and CEO of York, Pa.-based WellSpan Health, Roxanna Gapstur, PhD, RN, is able to make a difference in improving healthcare access and reducing health disparities, which she is passionate about.