Today's Top 20 Healthcare News Articles
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Hospitals grapple with social admissions, trespassing patients: 4 notes
Hospitals are grappling with more social admission and patients who won't leave at discharge, The Baltimore Banner reported Nov. 22. -
6 health systems unite to lower medication costs
Six health system venture capital arms have invested in a $40 million financing round for a startup aiming to make medications more affordable. -
CommonSpirit bolsters presence in Mountain region
Chicago-based CommonSpirit is strengthening its presence in its Mountain region through partnerships with Oakland, Calif.-based Kaiser Permanente and University of Utah Health in Salt Lake City.
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Cottage Hospital CEO shares 'growing our own' workforce strategy
Holly McCormack, DNP, RN, serves as CEO of Cottage Hospital, a 35-bed independent, nonprofit critical access hospital in Woodsville, N.H. She is well-versed in the unique challenges rural hospitals face, particularly in recruitment and retention. -
New York hospital suing state over $1B in 'deprived' DSH funds
East Meadow, N.Y.-based Nassau University Medical Center is filing a lawsuit against New York, accusing the state of "longstanding violations of federal Medicaid law that deprived the hospital of more than $1 billion in aid." -
Temple Health names new CHRO
Philadelphia-based Temple Health has named John Ryan chief human resources officer, according to a Nov. 21 LinkedIn post. -
Lessons from 3 top health systems on retaining IT talent
Health system CIOs told Becker's they've had success retaining IT talent by building a culture of innovation and offering pathways for advancement.
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Advocate Health takes to Capitol Hill on hospital at home: 5 notes
Charlotte, N.C.-based Advocate Health took to Washington, D.C., to explain the value of its hospital-at-home program. -
Researchers to nurse leaders: Use social media to recruit
As nurse influencers collectively reach more than 1 billion followers, social media holds vast potential for nursing leaders to attract and retain nurses, according to research published in The Journal of Nursing Administration. -
End of home health, telehealth coverage threatens hospitals' recovery: Fitch
Hospital-at-home and telehealth reimbursement from CMS will expire at the end of 2024 without congressional action, threatening hospitals' financial recovery next year, Fitch Ratings said in a Nov. 21 report shared with Becker's. -
North Carolina university breaks ground on $265M medical school
Greenville, N.C.-based East Carolina University broke ground on its $265 million Brody School of Medicine, Reflector reported Nov. 22.
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Florida drug importation plan stalls nearly a year after approval: 5 notes
Almost a year after receiving FDA approval, Florida's plan to import lower-cost prescription drugs from Canada remains mired in delays, KFF Health News reported Nov. 21. -
Florida children's hospital gets $10M gift to enhance care
Golisano Children's Hospital of Southwest Florida, part of Fort Myers, Fla.-based Lee Health, has received a $10 million gift from Tom Golisano. -
Encompass names Pennsylvania rehab hospital CEO
David Markiewicz has been appointed CEO of Encompass Health Rehabilitation Hospital of Erie (Pa.). -
NYU Langone's sustainability report: 6 things to know
NYU Langone Health's 2024 sustainability report highlights recent achievements and its commitment to becoming a carbon-neutral health system by 2050. -
'Webside manner:' How Sanford is training next-gen clinicians
With workforce shortages posing a growing challenge in rural healthcare, Sioux Falls, S.D.-based Sanford Health has launched a facility dedicated to advancing virtual care as a proactive solution. -
Health systems face tough decisions as layoffs surge in Q4
Hospital layoffs have escalated in the fourth quarter as health systems address balance sheets that have been eroded by recent operating losses and react to ongoing financial and workforce pressures. -
Drugmakers, pharmacists battle over who gets obesity drugs: 5 things to know
The battle over who should provide obesity and diabetes drugs like Ozempic and Wegovy has reached a critical point, as manufacturers and compounding pharmacies clash over the demand of these medications, NPR reported Nov. 20. -
Kaiser Permanente breaks ground on new California hospital
Kaiser Permanente broke ground Nov. 21 on a new hospital in San Jose, Calif., the Oakland, Calif.-based health system confirmed to Becker's. -
Idaho hospital names CEO
Nate Carter has been appointed CEO of Pocatello, Idaho-based Portneuf Medical Center after serving in the role on an interim basis since August.
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