Leadership & Management

Renton, Wash.-based Providence executives outlined their healthcare predictions for 2020, ranging from price transparency to new tech priorities.

The end of the calendar year is often a time to reflect and set goals for the future, both professional and personal.  

Congressional negotiators reached a $1.37 trillion spending agreement Dec. 16, which would repeal several ACA taxes, delay payment cuts to disproportionate share hospitals and fund gun violence research.

Time's Up Healthcare, an organization dedicated to addressing sexual harassment and gender discrimination in the medical field, on Dec. 16 named Lauren Powell, MD, its first executive director, it announced on Twitter. 

A 34-page report on the probe of the Baltimore-based University of Maryland Medical System board was recently made public and reveals that the longest-serving directors were also more likely to be engaged in conflicts of interest, according to a report…

This year marked a shift in CEO priorities, from the traditional singular focus on shareholder value to an additional focus on societal well-being, which could significantly change top executives' roles, The Wall Street Journal reports. 

Don Wee, CEO of Tri-State Memorial Hospital, said managing the Clarkston, Wash.-based critical access hospital is like running an endless marathon, according to an interview with The Lewiston Tribune.

Actionable Ideas with Tips from Experts in the Field Change is nothing new in the healthcare landscape, from changes in patient care to changes in healthcare environments. What supports all this external change is your internal workforce – but they’re…

Aiken (S.C.) Regional Medical Centers cut 12 positions this month, the Aiken Standard reported. 

The Indian Health Service hospital on the Rosebud (S.D.) Sioux reservation made efforts to improve quality of care after its operating rooms shut down and its emergency department temporarily closed, but the hospital continued to face several challenges, including untrained…