Providence St. Joseph executive Debra A. Canales tells how her personal experience with domestic abuse helped inspire her system’s commitment to zero tolerance.
LifePoint Health surveys its staff every 18 months to gauge safety culture in their units. Leaders say the surveys ensure staff are engaged in patient safety improvement efforts.
Many health insurers are investing in privatized Medicare as well as the provider organizations that can improve the quality and lower the cost of seniors’ care as the pool of eligible beneficiaries grows.
Progressive Democrats want to wrestle “Medicare for all” into their party’s platform. But strategists, industry and the results of recent primaries say the country isn’t ready for it yet.
Interoperability, Medicaid fraud, Premier’s latest financial results and a listening session on proposed changes to Medicare’s physician fee schedule will be in the news this week.
Cancer care is quickly expanding to meet demand. One recent entry is the Miami Cancer Institute. The goal, CEO Dr. Michael Zinner said, is to offer the best of a community hospital setting and marry it to an academic cancer center — Memorial…
The University of Pittsburgh Medical Center saw a 69% dip in profit during the first six months of 2018 compared with the same period in 2017, despite increased admissions and patient days.
Two Oklahoma City health systems and United Surgical Partners International are forming a joint venture they say will give patients more options for where to get care, but the trio didn’t offer much detail about the deal, which they expect to close…