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Leadership & Management
Leaders are expected to be excellent motivational speakers, but this is a skill that is not usually taught in a formal setting, according to the Harvard Business Review.
While managers are under pressure to produce immediate results, they are also responsible for developing their team's talent and supporting individual learning goals, according to the Harvard Business Review.
Fast enrollment, fast reimbursement—that’s the name of the game for quickly earning revenue after joining a new health plan.
Just 10 days after he was hired, Anthony Scaramucci was fired from his White House communications director post July 31, according to The New York Times.
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Republican governors from at least six states are working on drafting legislation that would make it tougher to be eligible for Medicaid, pending White House approval, according to The Hill.
The director of the Washington D.C. VA Medical Center who was fired last Friday sent sensitive information to his personal email and his wife's personal email, according to Fox 5.
While some citizens and lawmakers believe a Medicare-for-all plan is the best way to implement a single-payer system in the U.S., The Nation columnist Joshua Holland argues this belief is based on a fundamental misunderstanding of Medicare and the American…
In April, 32 executives, vice presidents, directors and other senior-level healthcare professionals gathered in Chicago to share insights and explore solutions to the industry's most pressing challenges, including patient engagement, quality improvement, system integration, clinician wellbeing and the relationship between…
North Haven, Conn.-based Frank H. Netter, MD, School of Medicine at Qunnipiac University is giving admissions priority to students who express an interest in primary care, according to CBS News.