Senate Republicans will not be ready to vote on their healthcare bill for at least two weeks, Capitol Hill and White House sources told Politico.
Leadership & Management
A week after a physician opened fire in Bronx-Lebanon Hospital in New York City, the facility hosted a vigil against gun violence, according to ABC News.
Republicans are struggling to come to a consensus on healthcare because of a political maneuver from the other side of the aisle, wrote Daniel Henninger, The Wall Street Journal's deputy editor of the editorial page, in an op-ed.
Trust is an essential factor in an organization's overall success. But many workers say they do not feel trusted by their leaders, and when that's the case, productivity and engagement can suffer, according to the Harvard Business Review.
Numerous forces — including regulatory requirements, changing policies and heightened standards for clinical quality and outcomes — are driving the evolution of the hospital business. As healthcare delivery becomes increasingly complex, the need to attract and retain the most qualified…
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Minnesota Gov. Mark Dayton (D) said the Senate GOP's Better Care Reconciliation Act would have a "catastrophic" effect on Minnesota healthcare, according to Fox 9.
The American Academy of Actuaries wrote a letter to Congress and the nation's governors detailing its worries with the Better Care Reconciliation Act.
Although leadership and collaboration are some of the most important skills for physicians, they are rarely emphasized in formal medical education, which is what educators such as Rajesh S. Mangrulkar, MD, are trying to fix, according to AMA Wire.
Sen. Ted Cruz, R-Texas, has been one of the most vocal conservative critics of the Better Care Reconciliation Act, and expressed some doubts as to whether the bill can actually get passed during a town hall meeting Wednesday, according to…
Becker's Healthcare is pleased to welcome two executives to its Advisory Board: Lloyd Dean, president and CEO of San Francisco-based Dignity Health, and Verdi DiSesa, MD, president and CEO of Temple University Hospital in Philadelphia.