Today's Top 20 Healthcare News Articles
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Northwell NYC nurses to receive up to $29K pay hike in new deal
Members of the New York Professional Nurses Union have voted to approve a tentative agreement with their employer, New Hyde Park, N.Y.-based Northwell Health. -
Ransomware attack on Oklahoma hospital impacts over 133,000 individuals
A ransomware attack on Great Plains Regional Medical Center in Elk City, Okla., has compromised the personal information of 133,149 individuals. -
HCA Florida hospital taps CFO
Oviedo (Fla.) Medical Center, part of Nashville, Tenn.-based HCA Healthcare, has named Elliott Lovett CFO, according to a Nov. 15 post on his LinkedIn page.
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10 health systems grow hospital at home
Hospitals and health systems continue to roll out hospital-at-home programs to treat acute care patients in their homes. -
A specialty rising to the top of resident lists: 8 notes
Dermatology is booming with practitioners that want to join the field and has become so competitive that some organizations said they receive 600 applications for four residency spots, The Wall Street Journal reported Nov. 18. -
Jefferson Health's safety secret: Resilience engineering
The patient safety movement has come to "a little bit of a standstill," said Jefferson Health leader Oren Guttman, MD. -
Cleveland Clinic receives $30M in donations
Cleveland Clinic will enhance its cardiovascular genetics research after receiving $30 million in donations from the Bailey-Haslam family.
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Providence's toolkit for employee retention
Retention is a high priority for any health system, including Renton, Wash.-based Providence, which has approximately 122,000 employees across multiple states. -
Inova settles improper billing allegations for $2.4M
Falls Church, Va.-based Inova Health System has agreed to pay $2.4 million to settle allegations it submitted improperly modified claims to Medicaid. -
Surgeons push for EMS vehicles to carry blood
The American College of Surgeons is urging more first responders to carry blood products in emergency vehicles to improve survival rates among patients with life-threatening bleeding. -
CVS adds 4 new board members in deal with hedge fund
CVS Health is adding four members to its board of directors following "productive discussions" with hedge fund investor Glenview Capital Management, the company said in a Nov. 18 news release.
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11 recent Amazon healthcare moves
Amazon continues to make a heavy push into healthcare, using its recent acquisition of One Medical to deepen ties with hospitals and health systems across the country. -
ANA creates nurse action society
The American Nurses Association has launched a new initiative to elevate members' involvement in the legislative process and advance the profession's policy priorities. -
5 hospitals seeking CEOs
Here are five hospitals that recently posted job listings seeking CEOs. -
Rob Allen: How Intermountain unlocked 6,800+ employee ideas for simplification
Kaizen is a Japanese philosophy that comes from two words that, together, mean "good change." -
Ballad raised pay for 5,600 nurses. Did it boost retention?
In April 2024, Ballad Health raised pay rates for nursing staff across its 20 hospitals, benefiting more than 5,600 workers. Alan Levine, chairman and CEO of the Johnson City, Tenn.-based health system, spoke with Becker's Nov. 13 at the 12th Annual CEO + CFO Roundtable to discuss the effects of the pay raise. -
20 best places to retire, per US News
Happiness emerged as the most influential factor in U.S. News & World Report's latest analysis of America's top retirement destinations, resulting in a mix of beaches and large cities. -
Dignity California hospital nurses to see 22% wage increase: 4 notes
Nurses and licensed professionals at St. John's Regional Medical Center in Oxnard, Calif., voted Nov. 7 to ratify a new labor contract that includes wage increases. -
Ozempic, Wegovy may help treat alcohol addiction: 3 study findings
A recent study conducted in Sweden found that GLP-1 agonists such as Ozempic and Wegovy may help reduce alcohol consumption and related harms in individuals diagnosed with alcohol use disorder. -
What's driving hospitals' medication safety advances?
Hospitals are improving their ability to prevent medication errors by enhancing their use of electronic medication safety systems, data from The Leapfrog Group's fall 2024 safety grade report indicates.
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