In this episode, Dr. Mayank K. Shah, Vice President and Chief Medical Officer of Advocate Condell Medical Center, part of Advocate Aurora Health, shares how his team elevated safety and quality to top Leapfrog grades, advanced AI adoption, and is…
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In this episode, Saria Saccocio, MD, MHA, Chief Medical Officer of Essence Healthcare, discusses the growing collaboration between payers and providers, the push for site neutral care and pharmacy cost reform, and the need for stronger investment in cardiometabolic and…
In this episode, Gina Cronin, FACHE, Executive Vice President and Chief People Officer at Children’s National Hospital, discusses aligning leaders around a new five year strategy, redesigning roles amid major ERP and EHR transformations, and building resilient workforce capabilities and…
The FDA has classified Boston Scientific’s removal of certain Axios Stent and Electrocautery-Enhanced Delivery Systems as a Class I recall, the agency’s most serious designation. The recall stems from increased reports of deployment and expansion issues during stent placement. As…
Over the next three to five years, the chief pharmacy officer role is expected to expand well beyond operational oversight. Dispensing excellence and medication safety will remain foundational. But what will distinguish successful leaders in 2026 and beyond is enterprise-level…
Waynesboro, Miss.-based Wayne General Hospital is rolling out an AI-assisted cardiac detection platform across its emergency and primary care departments. The hospital is using Sensora, FDA-cleared software developed by tech startup Eko Health that pairs with its digital stethoscope to…
The 10 largest health systems in the country manage billions of dollars in revenue and more than 1,150 hospitals combined. At the helm are CEOs and CFOs charged with balancing growth, operational stability and long-term sustainability amid increasingly complex payer…
Healthcare leaders are moving quickly on AI — but many believe the biggest risk isn’t that the technology falls short. It’s that organizations overestimate what AI can do on its own and underestimate what it takes to make it work…
Healthcare leaders are carefully weighing the wording of signs aimed at reducing workplace violence out of concern about violating the Emergency Medical Treatment and Labor Act. Among an array of efforts to minimize and prevent violence in healthcare settings —…
The American Hospital Association is urging federal health IT officials to scale back and slow portions of a proposed interoperability overhaul, warning that eliminating key certification requirements could threaten patient safety and strain hospitals, particularly rural facilities. In a Feb.…