Today's Top 20 Healthcare News Articles
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62 nursing programs launching or expanding in 2024
Here are 62 organizations launching or expanding nursing programs: -
CMS finalizes telehealth pay changes: 5 notes
CMS released the 2025 Physician Fee Schedule final rule Nov. 1, including a plan to preserve certain telehealth flexibilities beyond the expiring temporary pandemic-era measures. -
What systems can learn from Florida hospitals: 5 emergency-prep ideas to steal
Florida is known for many things, among them, hurricanes. Every year, Florida hospitals face devastating winds and storm surges, but these yearly disasters have helped them become some of the greatest experts on hospital emergency management.
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IT partnerships health systems will prize most in 2025
Health systems have a variety of technology and digital health platforms to increase operational efficiencies, enhance outcomes and improve the patient experience. More startups are forming daily to tackle challenges big and small in the crowded healthcare space. -
Supreme Court hearing oral arguments in DSH pay formula case
The Supreme Court will hear oral arguments on Nov. 5 in a case challenging how HHS calculates disproportionate share hospital payments for Supplemental Security Income benefits. -
Tennessee hospital CEO to step down
John Tucker will step down from his role as CEO of Paris-based West Tennessee Healthcare Henry County Hospital for a new position in Colorado. -
Hospitals' chronic payment problem
CMS has finalized a 2.9% pay increase for hospital outpatient services in 2025, but the American Hospital Association argues that the incremental pay bump is well below what hospitals need to meet today's operational challenges.
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The pros and cons of 'CEO lifers'
CEOs who ascend from entry-level positions to the top role, known as "CEO lifers," offer distinct advantages and risks to organizations, according to an Oct. 27 report from the Financial Times. -
Dignity taps CEO of 2 California hospitals
Simon Ratliff has been appointed president and CEO of Dignity Health Mercy Hospitals in Bakersfield, Calif. -
What it means to change workplace culture, per 1 Avera CEO
While Debbie Streier has been with Sioux Falls, S.D.-based Avera Health for 24 years, she was new to the staff when she became regional president and CEO of Avera Marshall (Minn.) Regional Medical Center in 2021. -
8 health systems newly approved for 'hospital at home'
Even as uncertainty lingers over continued reimbursement for hospital-at-home care, health systems continue to pursue the care model.
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Essentia Minnesota workers begin 5-day strike: 7 notes
Workers at Essentia Health-Deer River (Minn.) began a five-day strike Nov. 4. -
NC system appoints chief culture, equity, and belonging officer
Joseph Hill was named chief culture, equity, and belonging officer at Greensboro, N.C.-based Cone Health. -
The future of FDA's medical device unit: 4 notes
As advancements in medical technology become more integrated into patient care, the regulation of these devices has come under increasing scrutiny, The New York Times reported Nov. 1. -
Kaiser Permanente suffers data breach
An unauthorized individual gained access to the email accounts of two employees at Kaiser Permanente in Oakland, Calif., the health system announced in a notice on Nov. 1. -
5 healthcare ballot measures
The 2024 election is expected to prompt significant health policy changes in the U.S., including on issues such as abortion, drug prices and Medicaid. -
Why Judy Faulkner believes in 'yin-yang' leadership
Epic founder and CEO Judy Faulkner says effective leadership teams typically consist of people who balance each other out. -
Why hospitals still can't get the supplies they need
During the COVID-19 pandemic, healthcare supply chain issues were complex and plentiful, creating an unprecedented mess for hospitals struggling to care for an increased load of patients. -
White Plains Hospital plans major expansion
White Plains (N.Y.) Hospital, part of New York City-based Montefiore Health System, is expanding its facilities with a new 10-story, 475,000-square-foot addition. -
FDA warns against California facility making compounded weight loss drugs
The FDA issued a warning to patients and healthcare professionals to refrain from using compounded drugs distributed by Ontario, Calif.-based Fullerton Wellness, expressing concerns about the sterility of the drugs following reports of contamination.
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