Amy Frieman, MD, is a 10-year veteran of Edison, N.J.-based Hackensack Meridian Health, and she recently took on a new role as chief wellness officer for the organization.
Leadership & Management
Research has shown that women are judged more harshly than men when they make a mistake, which can result in a strong aversion to risk, lower confidence and missed leadership opportunities.
A promotion to the C-suite is more likely to result in a divorce for women than their male colleagues, according to a study published in the American Economic Journal.
Six Democratic candidates for president got fired up over healthcare in the ninth debate, hosted in Las Vegas Feb. 19.
"Co-opetition is the perfect approach for the health-care industry to avoid the destruction of much that is essential to the continuing health of the American people. It should be required reading by managers of health-care providers and health insurance or…
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I've written in previous columns that I believe we need to find ways to reconcile the concepts of "patient" and "consumer" in healthcare. We live in an age of ubiquitous handheld devices and social media. Convenience is prized more than…
Organized labor is divided on "Medicare for All," adding another wrinkle to the Democratic primaries in major union states like California, Michigan and New York, Politico reports.
Board members of Baltimore-based University of Maryland Medical System may have been privy to a book deal at the center of a widespread conflict-of-interest scandal and fraud scheme, The Baltimore Sun reports.
The latest column from The New York Times' Austin Frakt, PhD, outlines how health economists would reform the U.S. healthcare system, based on a survey of 200 PhDs.
As we now head into the 2020 election, healthcare has emerged as a principal focus of policy discussion.