In November 2022, six prominent law schools — including Harvard, Yale and Stanford — withdrew from U.S. News and World Report’s esteemed university rankings. A domino effect ensued, leading medical schools, hospitals and health systems to question the …
The best states for Generation Z are spread across the U.S., from New Hampshire to Washington, while Southern states, including Mississippi, Alabama and West Virginia, score least favorably, according to one analysis.
C-level executives are getting older and making more job moves, according to new data analyzed in The Wall Street Journal.
Grand Rapids, Mich.-based Corewell Health is leaning into telehealth as it looks to expand its oncology care services, local news outlet Fox17 reported Dec. 15.
Chicago-based Northwestern Medicine posted $352.3 million in operating income during fiscal year 2023, a 5% increase on the $335.8 million it reported in the previous fiscal year, according to financial documents published Dec. 6.
Hospitals and nurses in Texas have developed a toolkit to help facilities comply with two new state laws designed to better protect healthcare employees from workplace violence.
Healthcare executives said the White House’s new principles are a pivotal step toward steering the application of artificial intelligence in the healthcare sector, emphasizing the need to ensure the technology’s deployment is safe, equitable and respon…
As antibiotic resistance grows, so does research toward preventing and treating Clostridioides difficile, a bacterium known to be one of the leading causes of healthcare-associated infections in U.S. patients that can sometimes turn fatal. Often, infec…
Medscape’s 2023 report on physician retirement found most said they expected or hoped to retire from medicine by their mid-or late 60s. Still, there were variations among genders and ages.
Adrienne Joseph, PhD, was named CEO of Houston Methodist Baytown (Texas) Hospital, effective Jan. 1.
