Ten healthcare organizations were ranked for scoring high in social responsibility by the Drucker Institute, according to a ranking published in The Wall Street Journal.
For its "Management Top 250" ranking, the Drucker Institute measures organizations in five areas: customer satisfaction, employee engagement and development, innovation, social responsibility, and financial strength.
Twenty-nine of the top 250 organizations are in the healthcare and life sciences sector.
Here are the 10 healthcare organizations that received the highest score for social responsibility:
- Merck
Overall rank: 11 - Amgen
Overall rank: 26 - Edwards Lifesciences
Overall rank: 29 - Medtronic
Overall rank: 43 - AbbVie
Overall rank: 46 - Abbott Laboratories
Overall Rank: 51 - Illumina
Overall rank: 74 - Johnson & Johnson
Overall rank: 9 - Eli Lilly
Overall rank: 39 - Pfizer
Overall rank: 58
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