Today's Top 20 Healthcare News Articles
  1. 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. 
  2. 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. 
  3. Could Amazon be headed for big healthcare losses?

    Could Amazon be headed for big losses for its healthcare businesses?

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  1. 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. 
  2. 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.
  3. 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.
  4. 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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  1. 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.
  2. The most urgent needs in medical education

    Healthcare is rapidly changing, presenting challenges to new physicians and the organizations that train them.
  3. 4 health system revenue cycle exec moves in July

    Becker's has reported on four health systems naming new revenue cycle leaders in July: 
  4. 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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  1. 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. 
  2. 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. 
  3. 8 hospitals leading the way in antimicrobial stewardship

    The Infectious Diseases Society of America has recognized eight hospitals for excellence in antimicrobial stewardship.
  4. Chicagoland's 1,000-physician group taps former Springfield Clinic CFO

    Downers Grove, Ill.-based Duly Health and Care has named Chase Hammon CFO.
  5. Change Healthcare begins breach notifications

    UnitedHealth Group's Change Healthcare has begun sending out letters to individuals affected by its Feb. 21 ransomware attack. 
  6. 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. 
  7. 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. 
  8. 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. 
  9. 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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