The effects of the Trump administration’s decision to freeze more than $2.2 billion in federal funding to Cambridge, Mass.-based Harvard University are coming into sharper focus, as researchers begin to receive stop work orders for multimillion-dollar projects. On April 14,…
Leadership & Management
From capacity constraints to reimbursement pressures, health system CEOs are navigating a changing healthcare landscape. One of the top concerns in 2025 is the potential for Medicaid funding cuts. A recent report estimates hospitals could face a $31.9 billion loss…
Over the past two decades, Akron (Ohio) Children’s has prioritized strategic partnerships to bring pediatric specialty care closer to home for more patients. Recognizing the unique needs of each community is essential to doing so successfully, COO Lisa Aurilio, MSN,…
Visante’s client, a world-renowned medical facility, knew they needed to implement a home infusion program. Not only did they need to launch this program from the ground up, they needed to implement it quickly. The medical center’s collaboration with Visante…
Health systems have faced a workforce shortage for years and now many CEOs are taking a more active approach to solving the problem. Through partnerships with local universities and organizations, they’re developing training programs and pipeline recruitment initiatives to kickstart…
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The Department of Commerce has started an investigation into how pharmaceutical imports affect national security, according to a notice published April 14 in the Federal Register. The move is widely seen as a precursor to the U.S. imposing tariffs on…
As the chief information officer at Reid Health, I’ve seen firsthand how administrative burdens are driving clinician burnout and straining healthcare systems. We knew AI for clinical documentation could help, but choosing the right platform required a thoughtful, step-by-step approach.…
The FDA plans to hire contractors to take over responsibilities previously handled by some of its employees affected by recent layoffs at HHS, CBS News reported April 11. The contractors are expected to assume most duties of more than 50…
In mid-March, Joseph Anton, RN, was named COO of Jersey City (N.J.) Medical Center, where he will oversee hospital daily operations to ensure efficiency and patient care. Becker’s connected with Mr. Anton to discuss his plans to use his 13…
Ten national organizations — including the Association of American Medical Colleges — have teamed up to develop a new funding model for indirect costs related to medical research, which they plan to submit to the federal government. “Despite the historical…