The recent contentious and highly publicized removal of BP’s board chair, Albert Mainfold, offers a governance teaching moment on the importance of role clarity in both the boardroom and the executive suite, especially when CEO and board chair duties are…
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While 2026 kicked off with fewer hospital closures compared to the same period in 2025, three hospitals in three states are on the verge of closing, and their situations mirror what many facilities across the country are facing. In Chicago,…
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From the Times Center in New York City on June 6, 2026: Abridge CEO and Co-Founder Dr. Shiv Rao announced the patient-centered clinician intelligence platform—a single, horizontal intelligence layer, connecting providers, payers, and life sciences, organized around every patient, for…
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- Shiv Rao, CEO & Co-Founder, Abridge
- Dr. Ben Kornitzer, Chief Medical Officer, Aetna
- Deanna Hanisch, Vice President & Chief Information Officer, Johns Hopkins Health System
- Kimberly Powell, Kimberly Powell - Sarah Simon Kimberly Powell Vice President & General Manager, Healthcare, NVIDIA
Oakland, Calif.-based Kaiser Permanente has reached settlement agreements with the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission over its COVID-19 vaccine mandate, according to a June 17 EEOC news release. The EEOC said the agreements resolve 12 complaints filed with the agency for…
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Every healthcare AI vendor talks about accuracy as if it were one thing. If it can pass a medical exam, then it must be right for your health system. Right? Not necessarily. There’s a reason the growth of administrators in…
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At children’s hospitals, “mission” tends to be built into the architecture of daily operations: play folded directly into clinical treatment, leaders who treat the whole family, not just the patient, as the unit of care, and a baseline expectation of…