Fifteen percent of nurses are working a second job, according to the 2026 Nurse.org State of Nursing Survey. Another estimate puts this at 50%.  This can create a patient safety blind spot that health system leaders are largely not equipped…

When CMS released its latest Overall Hospital Quality Star Ratings in May, Yale New Haven (Conn.) Health’s flagship hospital earned five stars, placing it among the largest hospitals in the country to do so. The result was more than three…

Cedars-Sinai has received a $13 million donation from Eric and Terri Holoman to establish the Cedars-Sinai Holoman Health Equity Center and endow the Holoman Chair in Health Equity at the Los Angeles-based academic medical center. Christina Harris, MD, vice president…

Change management and influence will define the next generation of effective physician leaders, Andy Anderson, MD, executive vice president and chief medical and quality officer of West Orange, N.J.-based RWJBarnabas Health, said. While physician leaders must be grounded across operations,…

Houston-area public health officials created an Ebola dashboard to monitor travelers coming to the area for the FIFA World Cup. According to the dashboard, 17 travelers are being monitored, but health officials report the likelihood of Ebola cases in the…

Neurology saw a 27.6% jump in the number of employed physicians between 2024 and 2025, while ophthalmologists saw a 28.4% decrease, according to Bureau of Labor Statistics data. The bureau gathered employment data for 17 physician specialties positions in 2025,…

A question healthcare executives have been whispering is now being said aloud.  Several factors are giving the question a far louder microphone. In Florida, there is ongoing litigation between The Leapfrog Group, which grades hospitals twice a year on safety…

More than a third of resident and fellow physicians said they intend to remain with the organization where they trained after graduation, according to new American Medical Association survey data. The 2025 National Resident Comparison Report is based on responses…

Among seven nurse positions, four saw a decrease in projected growth in 2025 after rates remained fairly steady for the past few years. The Bureau of Labor Statistics projected 10-year growth data for the past five years for all seven…

Healthcare is full of extraordinary people called to do extraordinary work. And yet, despite the brilliance, compassion, and sacrifice of caregivers, the results are too often unacceptable. Too many patients are harmed.  Care costs too much. Caregivers are exhausted. And…