Amid systems ramping up their retention strategies has come an increased focus on improving the work environment. In some cases, this means tweaking the small things.
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As healthcare continues to shift outpatient, hospitals and health systems are increasingly acquiring urgent care centers to strengthen their market positions and meet rising demand for convenient, cost-effective care.
Tallahassee (Fla.) Primary Care Associates, a nearly 40-provider group, is undergoing significant "restructuring and changes," leading to the departure of several physicians and the closure of certain ancillary services, according to a Jan. 29 news release.
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Healthcare CEOs are prioritizing collaboration, health equity and workforce development in 2025, according to insights from executive search firm WittKieffer, as outlined in a Feb. 5 article.
After the State Department placed all U.S. Agency for International Development employees on administrative leave, dozens of clinical trials around the world abruptly shuttered, The New York Times reported Feb. 6.
Nurses at Legacy Emanuel, Randall Children's Hospital, and Good Samaritan Hospital, all part of Portland, Ore.-based Legacy Health, have voted to join the Oregon Nurses Association.
Char Boulch, RN, has been named CEO of Saline Memorial Hospital in Benton, Ark., effective Feb. 17.
Texas Health Resources has named Julie Balluck, DNP, RN, NEA-BC, as its next chief nurse executive, effective Feb. 23.