In this episode, Dwight W. McBee, Senior Vice President and Chief Experience Officer at RWJBarnabas Health, joins the podcast to discuss facilitating better communication with patients and advancing equity and inclusion in the healthcare experience. He also shares advice for…
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In this episode, Christina Berg, RN, MHA, Sr. Director, Product Management, Imprivata, discusses how stronger patient identity can improve safety, protect against fraud, reduce duplicate records and denied claims, and create more efficient healthcare experiences. This episode is sponsored by…
Health system CEOs have no shortage of priorities heading into 2027. Medicaid funding reductions, affordability pressures, workforce needs, changing patient needs and new approaches to care delivery are all shaping their agendas. Across those priorities, leaders are balancing the fundamentals…
Nearly two-thirds of hospital nursing professionals surveyed by Black Book Research said they feel individually watched or behaviorally tracked by AI or algorithmic systems used in their workplaces. The findings come from Black Book Research’s State of AI in Hospital…
The Justice Department’s Civil Rights Division has accused the University of California San Francisco School of Medicine of discriminating based on race in admissions for its incoming classes from 2023 to 2025, the latest in a string of such findings…
Sutter Health, a 27-hospital system based in Sacramento, Calif., has named Eboney Hadnott, PharmD, as its vice president of ambulatory pharmacy. Dr. Hadnott, who announced the news Sept. 23 on LinkedIn, most recently served as the network director of ambulatory…
The Department of Justice revised its manual Sept. 18 to support its fight against fraud under the False Claims Act through more clearly outlined standards to promote fairness and effective enforcement. The first change in the manual reinstates and expands…
Public threats by hospitals or insurers to end network contracts are concentrated in markets where neither side dominates, according to a study published Sept. 23 in Health Affairs. The study, by researchers at Brown University in Providence, R.I., examined 14,918…
St. Louis is the best U.S. city for people with disabilities, while Juneau, Alaska, is the worst, according to an analysis published Sept. 23 by WalletHub. The personal finance company compared 182 cities, including the 150 most populated U.S. cities…
For years, sophisticated AI detection tools made banking an inhospitable place for fraud. Healthcare filled the gap. Mehmet Oz, MD, CMS administrator, said at the Oracle Health and Life Sciences Summit that dynamic is now driving one of his highest…