As Americans nationwide turn to GLP-1 medications to lose weight, some are unaware of off-label side effects, according to a Sept. 4 CBS News report.
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Trinity clinical exec to lead national ACO group
On Dec. 12, the National Association of ACOs named Trinity Health’s Emily Brower as its next president and CEO.
The tenures of CIOs at the nation's largest health systems
The average tenure of chief information officers at some of the nation’s largest health systems stands at just over two years.
Why 'cocreation' is the No. 1 word for Care New England's workforce in 2025
At Providence, R.I.-based Care New England, Cynthia Ring, executive vice president and chief people officer, is setting the stage for a strong 2025 with a clear focus on empowering employees by fostering a thriving organizational culture to shape the f…
5 numbers on prior authorization in 2024
Here are five numbers for ASC leaders and physicians to know about prior authorization in 2024:
3 CEOs on what healthcare isn't talking about enough
Hospital and health system CEOs have a lot on their minds as their organizations face industry pressures. While various topics are discussed among executives, there are some they point to as primed for greater discussion.
TidalHealth to combine with Maryland hospital
Salisbury, Md.-based TidalHealth and Berlin, Md.-based Atlantic General Hospital have signed a letter of intent to combine their organizations.
Quorum Health eyes deal to operate Oregon hospital: 5 things to know
Brentwood, Tenn.-based Quorum Health and Bay Area Hospital in Coos Bay, Ore., have signed a letter of intent to partner.
Providence South Division CFO aims to visit all 17 Hospitals in 1 year
Shelby Arveson, CFO of Providence South Division, part of Renton, Wash.-based Providence, discovered her passion for healthcare during a college internship in hospice care, and healthcare has been her career home ever since. Over the last 20 years, she…
Outpatient pharmacy costs outpace total spend by 52%
Historically viewed as cost centers, hospitals and health systems are increasingly identifying their pharmacy departments as “revenue engines,” according to Vizient.
