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Hiring is key at world's most admired companies, leaders say

Strong hires are the special ingredient in Fortune’s most admired companies, according to Korn Ferry. 

Biomarker could help detect viral infections: study

A specific cytokine biomarker may be key to identifying any emerging infectious pathogens, researchers at the Yale School of Medicine found in a study.

2023's healthcare deals to know

Here are four healthcare deals ASC leaders should know that Becker’s has reported since Jan. 3:

Former physician admits to faking own diagnosis

A retired Mays Landing, N.J.-based physician pleaded guilty to fabricating documents and faking a diagnosis to avoid trial, the Justice Department said Jan. 27. 

Orlando Health to secure $300M to help fund capital projects

The Orange County Health Facilities Authority is selling $300 million worth of bonds on behalf of Orlando (Fla.) Health, according to a Feb. 2 filing.

Dr. Toby Cosgrove, former Cleveland Clinic CEO, joins home health company

Toby Cosgrove, MD, former resident and CEO of Cleveland Clinic, is joining the home-based care company Tomorrow Health as an advisory board member.

RN average hourly wage, salary for all 50 states

Registered nurses in the U.S. make an average of $82,750 annually and have a mean hourly wage of $39.78, though these figures vary greatly by state. 

Black History Month spotlight: Thoughts on leadership from 6 healthcare execs

In honor of Black History Month, which runs through the month of February, Becker’s Hospital Review asked Black leaders in healthcare to share their insights on leadership.

Steward names hospital president, 1st healthcare equity and DEI leader

Marisela Marrero, MD, was named senior vice president for healthcare equity and diversity, equity, and inclusion for Dallas-based Steward Health Care’s national system.

How ChatGPT performs at 5 workplace tasks

ChatGPT — a chatbot from Open AI that uses online data to produce conversational responses — is not the most effective executive assistant, The Washington Post reported Feb. 2.