Today's Top 20 Healthcare News Articles
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The dos and dont's of nurse self-scheduling
Self-scheduling practices are making a comeback amid the rise of electronic scheduling systems and heightened calls for flexibility from front-line staff members at hospitals and health systems. -
Why Memorial's CEO looks to Chick-fil-A and Amazon for inspiration
K. Scott Wester has seen a dramatic evolution in the healthcare industry over his decades-long career, from technology advancements to increased employment of physicians by health systems. -
Could Amazon be headed for big healthcare losses?
Could Amazon be headed for big losses for its healthcare businesses?
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How 1 nurse became Massachusetts' longest-serving healthcare CEO
From becoming the youngest healthcare CEO in Massachusetts at just 37 years old to becoming the longest-serving healthcare leader in the state, it's hard to believe that Christine Schuster, president and CEO of Concord, Mass.-based Emerson Health, initially had no plans to become a healthcare CEO. -
Virginia system expands duties of leadership team
Richmond, Va.-based VCU Health System is expanding the responsibilities of three members of the executive leadership team as the organization eyes future growth. -
OhioHealth looks to save 16,800+ excess days, $6.6M this year
OhioHealth Grant Medical Center in Columbus is on track to save $6.6 million and more than 16,800 excess patient days after implementing new inpatient technology. -
Labor deal reached at St. Louis hospital after 2 strikes, 1 year of talks
Members of National Nurses United at SSM Health Saint Louis University Hospital in St. Louis have approved a new labor contract.
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CHS to sell 3 hospitals, exit Pennsylvania
Franklin, Tenn.-based Community Health Systems has signed a definitive agreement to sell its three Pennsylvania hospitals to affiliates of WoodBridge Healthcare, a nonprofit organization led by healthcare veteran Joshua Nemzoff. -
The most urgent needs in medical education
Healthcare is rapidly changing, presenting challenges to new physicians and the organizations that train them. -
4 health system revenue cycle exec moves in July
Becker's has reported on four health systems naming new revenue cycle leaders in July: -
Hospital assets shrink after PE purchases: Study
A recent JAMA network study found that hospital assets decreased 24% after being acquired by private equity. The study comes after a recent Becker's LinkedIn poll found that 50% of respondents feel that PE ownership has a "mostly negative" effect on hospitals.
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MultiPlan pushes back on insurer collusion allegations
MultiPlan executives are defending the company's data and analytics services on Capitol Hill, Politico reported July 30. -
Missouri approves Mercy plans for $650M hospital
Chesterfield, Mo.-based Mercy received unanimous approval from the Missouri Facilities Review Committee to build a $650 million medical campus in Wentzville, Mo. -
8 hospitals leading the way in antimicrobial stewardship
The Infectious Diseases Society of America has recognized eight hospitals for excellence in antimicrobial stewardship. -
Chicagoland's 1,000-physician group taps former Springfield Clinic CFO
Downers Grove, Ill.-based Duly Health and Care has named Chase Hammon CFO. -
Change Healthcare begins breach notifications
UnitedHealth Group's Change Healthcare has begun sending out letters to individuals affected by its Feb. 21 ransomware attack. -
The costliest hospital drugs for infectious diseases
Hospitals spent about 7% of annual pharmaceutical spend on infectious disease treatments, according to a Vizient report released July 30. -
Ex-Florida health system official accused of accepting cash in exchange for vendor contracts
A former associate director at Miami-based Jackson Health System is accused of awarding construction contracts to a vendor in exchange for cash payments and gifts. -
UF Health inks NFL branding partnership
Gainesville, Fla.-based UF Health has signed a four-year partnership with the Jacksonville Jaguars to display UF Health brands at the team's games. -
Advocate Health study plays key role in CMS dementia care model
Charlotte, N.C.-based Advocate Health Care's academic core, Wake Forest School of Medicine, completed a multiyear clinical study on dementia care that played an instrumental role in the formation of the CMS GUIDE model.
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