Cincinnati-based TriHealth has appointed Ginger Madden chief people officer, effective in early April. Ms. Madden joined TriHealth in 1995 and held roles including senior director of total rewards and human resources operations and vice president of total rewards and human…
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One common mistake in healthcare is making data analytics the deliverable. But data often informs the true deliverables: human action, behavioral change and systems thinking, Brandon Danz, PhD, vice president of population health at York, Pa.-based WellSpan Health, told Becker’s.…
The New York State Attorney General has ordered New York City-based NYU Langone Health to restore its transgender youth health program, less than two weeks after the hospital said it was discontinuing the program for adolescents. “You are hereby advised…
Google continues aggressively hiring for jobs focused on enhancing the health features of its devices. Here are three healthcare-related jobs for which Google is hiring for in March:
Boulder City (Nev.) Hospital will transition from a critical access hospital to a rural emergency hospital effective May 1, according to regulatory filings and public notices. In a notice filed under the federal Worker Adjustment and Retraining Notification Act, the…
West Plains, Mo.-based Ozarks Healthcare named Curtis Horstman, DO, chief medical officer. In his role, Dr. Horstman will provide physician leadership, support clinical quality initiatives and guide strategy to strengthen patient care across the system, according to a March 2…
Fayetteville, Ark.-based Washington Regional Medical Center’s credit rating was downgraded to “Ba1” from “Baa3” by Moody’s. The downgrade reflects Washington Regional’s sustained operating losses and resulting liquidity pressure, Moody’s said in a March 2 report. Moody’s said the lack of…
Epic Systems and Oracle Health submitted letters to the Department of Health and Human Services in February outlining policy recommendations related to the adoption and use of AI in clinical care. The letters respond to HHS’ request for information on…
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The University of Mississippi School of Pharmacy in Oxford has launched a community pharmacy-based maternal health pilot aimed at expanding prenatal services in underserved areas. The Medications Optimizing Maternal Safety program, or MOMS, operates through the Community Pharmacy Enhanced Services…