Category: Leadership & Management

21 top management risks in healthcare for 2022

Crowe, a public accounting, consulting and technology company, released its 2022 report on April 14 identifying the top management risks facing healthcare organizations.

Oklahoma hospital fires CEO, shakes up C-suite

McCurtain Memorial Hospital in Idabel, Okla., fired its CEO and added three new executives in less than a month. 

Beaumont Health names 2 new board members

Anthony Stallion, MD, and Warren Rose were chosen as the newest members of Southfield, Mich.-based Beaumont Health’s board of directors. 

Biden administration taps HHS lawyer for COVID-19 response team

The White House has chosen Lisa Barclay, a deputy general counsel for HHS, to help Ashish Jha, MD, lead the White House COVID-19 response team, Dr. Jha confirmed April 13 on his Twitter page. 

COVID-19 public health emergency renewed

The United States extended the COVID-19 public health emergency April 13, Reuters reports. 

Leading through the pandemic with humility: 5 quotes from Jackson Health CEO Carlos Migoya

Carlos Migoya, CEO of Miami-based Jackson Health System, did an interview with consulting firm McKinsey & Co. in collaboration with the University of Miami Patti and Allan Herbert Business School, where he touched on an array of topics including COVID-…

Omega Healthcare completes acquisition of ApexonHealth and Vasta Global

Boca Raton, FL, April 13, 2022: Omega Healthcare, a leading technology-enabled healthcare management solutions provider, today announced its acquisition of ApexonHealth, an AI and automation-based revenue cycle management and payor solutions provider, …

Chicago hospital CEO out in wake of vaccination controversies

George Miller Jr. is no longer president and CEO of The Loretto Hospital or affiliated with the Chicago-based organization, according to a statement from the hospital’s board of trustees that was shared with Becker’s. 

Piece of advice 3 hospital leaders remember most

The Corner Office series asks healthcare leaders to answer questions about their life in and outside the office.

Hospital CEOs: We stand with our front-line teams if they err

We stand with our nurses and healthcare workers throughout the nation who are deeply troubled by the conviction of a nurse in Tennessee in the death of a 75-year-old patient due to a drug error. It’s a rare and troubling example of a healthcare profess…