May/June 2021 Issue of Becker’s Clinical Leadership & Infection Control ON THE COVER Why demand for physician leaders is growing As a practicing OB-GYN in the 1980s, Lawrence Antonucci, MD, didn’t necessarily aspire to become CEO of a health system.…
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May 2021 Issue of Becker’s Hospital Review ON THE COVER 21 ‘overpaid’ healthcare CEOs The economic effects from the pandemic may place more pressure on investors to reevaluate the pay packages of CEOs in the future. But for the time…
Oscar Health's chief policy and strategy officer joined the board of directors of e-cigarette company Juul Labs, according to Business Insider.
April 2021 Issue of Becker’s Hospital Review ON THE COVER State-by-state breakdown of 897 hospitals at risk of closing More than 500 rural hospitals in the U.S. were at immediate risk of closure before the COVID-19 pandemic because of financial…
Apple and Harvard University teamed up to conduct a large-scale study on menstruation symptoms with the goal of advancing science around and destigmatizing menstruation.
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March/April 2021 Issue of Becker’s Clinical Leadership & Infection Control ON THE COVER Why side effects are more common with 2nd COVID-19 shot: 5 notes Side effects appear to be more common after the second dose for both Pfizer-BioNTech and…
March 2021 Issue of Becker’s Hospital Review ON THE COVER 14 highest-paid healthcare jobs in 2021 Fourteen of the 25 highest-paying jobs in 2021 are in healthcare, according to U.S. News & World Report’s Best Job rankings released Jan. 12.…
In this episode Molly Gamble, Vice President of Editorial at Becker's Healthcare, discusses the hottest healthcare business news of the day. Here, she focuses on the following topics: 1) Case of reinfection by the South Africa variant 2) COVID-19 vaccine…
January/February 2021 Issue of Becker’s Clinical Leadership & Infection Control ON THE COVER The evolution of COVID-19: 4 leaders talk symptoms, treatment & clinical trends As the U.S. enters winter, four clinical leaders reflected on COVID-19 patients, symptoms and clinical…
Three healthcare professionals were sentenced in connection with the illegal distribution of controlled substances and corresponding Medicare reimbursement fraud, the Department of Justice announced Feb. 4.