Integration & Physician Issues

Paige Twenter, the moderator of the discussion panel, described the panel's structure before asking each panelist to discuss the most important service lines to their organization and why. The four service lines that were discussed were cardiovascular, neurosciences, cancer care,…

Up to half of each new incoming class to the University of Chicago Pritzker School of Medicine will receive full tuition scholarships starting this fall.

The American Association of Physician Leadership created a journal dedicated to the demands placed on physicians and non-physician administrators in healthcare.

Howard Tucker, MD, is the oldest practicing physician and neurologist, at 100 years old. 

Only 5 percent of U.S. adults say a physician or healthcare provider has ever spoken with them about gun safety, according to new research from the Kaiser Family Foundation.

Health officials in Arizona are implementing key changes statewide to improve healthcare access for residents in its most rural regions — which the state has a higher percentage of compared to other areas throughout the country.

Ann Arbor-based University of Michigan's Michigan Institute of Clinical & Health Research received $71 million to improve the process of translational research to deliver treatments to patients more quickly.

Sidney Wanzer, MD, pioneering advocate for physician-assisted death, died March 28 at 93.

A 32-year-old nursing student received a dual-organ transplant thanks to her more than 250-person team at Rochester, N.Y.-based Strong Memorial Hospital.

King of Prussia, Pa.-based Universal Health Services, one of the nation's largest healthcare providers, released its annual report April 6 detailing its growth, division changes and expansion plans.