Penn Highlands Healthcare in Pittsburgh, has named David McConnell vice president and CFO, according to a Gant Daily report.
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Results from a recent study suggest ICU physicians who direct fellowships are frequently overburdened from their workloads, according to research published in Critical Care Medicine.
Transylvania Regional Hospital in Brevard, N.C., has announced Jeff Rush as interim CFO and vice president of finance, according to a Transylvania Regional news release.
Akron (Ohio) General Health System has named Thomas Stover, MD, MBA, as president and CEO, according to an Akron General news release.
President Barack Obama signed the landmark healthcare reform bill, the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act, into law in March 2010, and now here we are, two years later, trying to absorb the ramifications of the past and prepare for…
Researchers recently found neither silver-impregnated or Oligon catheters nor chlorhexidine gluconate sponges helped reduce the risk of catheter-associated infections, according to a study published in Critical Care Medicine.
Twelve hospitals have partnered in a clinical study that will evaluate a novel approach to reduce progression and morbidity from sepsis, according to a Cheetah Medical news release.
Riley Hospital for Children, an IU Health facility in Indianapolis, recently discovered bed bugs after a patient's family shared pictures of the bed bugs with local media outlets, according to an Indianapolis Star report.
Patient safety experts and leaders from top-performing hospitals continue to criticize the reliability of quality measures reported to CMS for the federal Hospital Compare website, according to a Washington Post report.
A recent study suggests use of an intensive care unit dietician could improve hospital length of stay for critically ill patients who are at high risk of malnutrition, according to research published in Critical Care Medicine.