Recent moves from President Donald Trump to raise tariffs on Chinese goods are leading the global economy closer to the brink of recession, according to a Morgan Stanley note cited by Newsweek.

The University of California San Francisco adopted four workflow changes, which ultimately reduced physician burnout by 45 percent, according to an American Medical Association post.

Geisinger has earned designation as a Radiology Center of Excellence by Covera Health, a New York City-based company that uses advanced clinical analytics to objectively measure quality in radiology.

HHS has resources to help healthcare providers prepare for, respond to and assist communities in recovering from mass violence events. 

Optimistic CEOs and pessimistic CFOs together have a leadership dynamic that is more likely to produce successful mergers and acquisitions, according to a new study from the University of Miami.

The dramatic changes the healthcare industry faces today have had a significant impact on providers nationwide, especially nurses.

UnitedHealth Group's Optum announced last month that it is partnering with John Muir Health to help the system remain independent and become more competitive in the San Francisco Bay Area.

When it comes time to go all-in on digital, organizations would do better to appoint as leader of the transformation someone who is an expert in the company, rather than in digital strategy.

Atrium Health's hospital campus in Concord, N.C., is getting a new name, reports the Independent Tribune.

Edison, N.J.-based Hackensack Meridian Health is adding three nursing homes to its network in a $65 million deal that aims to bolster its post-acute care presence in northern New Jersey, the 17-hospital system announced on July 30.  

Greenbrae, Calif.-based Marin General Hospital and its partners have formed a single healthcare entity called MarinHealth, the organizations said July 30.

Implementing an ambulatory care strategy is top of mind for hospital and health system leaders — especially as payers demand low-cost options, patients seek affordability and convenience, and new outside players enter the industry.

  In the more than two decades since da Vinci robotic-assisted surgery began to shift from a theoretical premise to a plausible option for minimally invasive surgery, hospitals and health systems have reaped the potential rewards that may include fewer complications and shortened recovery time following even some of the more complex operations.

St. Louis-based Ascension is rebranding its community health services in Louisiana, Arkansas and Texas as part of a larger effort to standardize the integrated health system under a unified name.

Health isn't simply the absence of disease. It's a complete state of physical, social and mental well-being. To deliver holistic health services to community members, many hospitals and healthcare providers are partnering with payers, government agencies and other organizations.

When employees stop learning, not only do they grow bored and often begin looking externally for new jobs, but the organization itself is also left in a dangerous state of stagnation.

After undergoing years of medical training, it can seem daunting to then complete another degree. However, more clinicians are pursuing MBA degrees as the healthcare landscape changes.

Increasingly, when organizations want to boost results, they turn not to generalized brainstorming sessions based on industry best practices, but to advanced analysis of their troves of employee data.

UnitedHealth Group's Optum is partnering with John Muir Health to help the system remain independent and become more competitive in California, according to CNBC.

The Biden Cancer Initiative suspended all operations July 11 after two years of working to accelerate cancer research.