Despite a modest turning point for some hospital and health system margins in 2023, this year is expected to be another “make or break” year for much of the sector, particularly among smaller hospitals with annual revenues under $500 million, according…
Hospital pharmacies are criticizing Florida’s plan to import drugs from Canada, arguing the idea undermines the pharmacist-patient relationship and fails to be a “real solution.”
Ohio Gov. Mike DeWine signed an executive order on Jan. 5 banning anyone under the age of 18 from receiving gender-transition surgeries at any Ohio hospital or ambulatory surgical facility.
Mercy, a multistate health system based in St. Louis, has selected three leaders as presidents of specialty service lines.
After initial review, the Supreme Court has revived an Idaho abortion law that a federal trial judge partially blocked in 2022, NBC News reported Jan. 5.
GE HealthCare will now use MIM Software technologies to further their innovation and AI-oriented patient-care mission.
Tim Bensley, CFO of Austin, Texas-based Agilon Health, is retiring sometime in 2024.
Many hospitals have a culture that too often neglects incarcerated patients’ rights and leads to worse outcomes, Dan Resnick, MD, an internal medicine resident at Atlanta-based Emory University School of Medicine, and Mark Spencer, MD, an internal medi…
The American Hospital Association requested a Texas federal judge issue an expedited judgment in support of their legal opposition to a rule by the HHS that limits the utilization of third-party web technologies on sections of hospitals’ webpages.
Hospital pharmacy leaders should be vigilant about eradicating the syringe drawback method — and taking pictures during sterile compounding isn’t enough, according to Rita Jew, PharmD, president of the Institute for Safe Medication Practices.&nbs…
