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The University of Florida College of Nursing in Gainesville, part of UF Health, also of Gainesville, has secured $3 million to help address the state’s nursing shortage.  Florida’s Linking Industry to Nursing Education Program contributed $1.5 million while the other…

Like any other healthcare institution in the U.S., Albany, Ga.-based Phoebe Putney Health System has been challenged with the physician shortage, President and CEO Scott Steiner told Becker’s.  It is why the four-hospital system is partnering with Morehouse School of…

Running residency programs is no small feat for health systems, requiring significant financial and operational commitments. At Sutter Health, investments in Graduate Medical Education are a strategic priority — one leaders see as essential to physician recruitment and retention far…

Delivering a remarkable patient experience at Novant Health starts with its people, Chief People and Belonging Officer Seb Girard told Becker's.

The office of well-being at The University of Rochester (N.Y.) Medical Center recently launched an innovative fellowship program that includes both employees and faculty.

Workplace violence prevention remains a key issue across industries, particularly in healthcare. Becker's has reported at least five hospital shootings in 2025.

HCA Midwest Health launched a prelicensure nurse apprenticeship program March 13, the first in Kansas and the Kansas City, Kan., region.

A March 12 report from the American Hospital Association and Press Ganey highlights the connection between the healthcare workforce's well-being and patient safety.

Marietta, Ga.-based Wellstar Health System has broadened its leadership development initiatives with a one-on-one leadership coaching program designed to support leaders at all levels — not just the C-suite.

Christus Mother Frances Hospital-Jacksonville (Texas) is collaborating with Texas A&M University College of Medicine in Bryan on a rural health program.