Disgruntled Generation Z workers are broadcasting their resignations on social media — a phenomenon workplace experts have dubbed “loud quitting,” CBS News reported April 21.
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Tenet Healthcare reports $143M Q1 net income
Dallas-based Tenet Healthcare reported $143 million in net income for the first quarter of 2023 on revenue of $5 billion.
Man accused of impersonating physician, treating thousands
A 44-year-old man has been indicted on charges of falsely claiming to be a licensed physician and treating thousands of patients over several years.
Best Nursing Schools 2024: US News' top graduate programs
Atlanta-based Emory University has the No. 1 program for earning a master’s degree in nursing, and Baltimore-based Johns Hopkins University has the No. 1 program for earning a doctor of nursing practice, according to U.S. News and World Report’s “Best …
California hospital board eliminates interim CEO's job at his suggestion
The Northern Inyo Healthcare District board of directors voted unanimously April 19 to enter into a six-month contract with CFO Stephen DelRossi to assume the role of interim CEO, a hospital spokesperson confirmed to Becker’s.
New biologic effective against staph infections, early tests find
A new bioengineered drug candidate demonstrated superior performance to a standard antibiotic at treating mice infected with Staphylococcus aureus, according to results from early testing published April 24 in Cell Host & Microbe.
Ohio hospital to close earlier than expected
Maumee, Ohio-based McLaren St. Luke’s Hospital is closing May 8, earlier than the originally planned closure date of May 15, local news outlet WTVG reported April 24.
4 non-healthcare entrepreneurs diving into healthcare
Even with macroeconomic concerns, many entrepreneurs still see great potential in the healthcare industry as they launch their first healthcare enterprises.
CLABSI-free for 16 months: 3 notes on how a Chicago hospital got there
UChicago Medicine Ingalls Memorial Hospital in Harvey, Ill., hasn’t seen a central-line-associated blood infection since December 2021 — an accomplishment that took coordinated planning and multidisciplinary collaboration.
Children's Mercy Kansas City, GE HealthCare open new AI-powered care progression hub
Children’s Mercy Kansas City (Mo.) is partnering with GE HealthCare to open a new 6,000-square-foot hub that uses artificial intelligence to track patient care progression.
