A report from AMN Healthcare found that interest in physician recruitment has bounced back since a decline caused by the COVID-19 pandemic.
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Curveballs and difficult lessons, per 4 CEOs
Curveballs can be notorious for keeping hitters off balance. The same can be said for metaphorical pitches in healthcare, and the only way forward for executives is to adapt.
Swedish Hospital CEO to retire
Anthony Guaccio, president and CEO of Swedish Hospital in Evanston, Ill., will retire at the year’s end.
Swedish Hospital CEO to retire
Anthony Guaccio, president and CEO of Swedish Hospital in Evanston, Ill., will retire at the year’s end.
Healthcare jobs requiring the most adaptability
The Labor Department’s Occupational Network ranked urology as the job that requires the most adaptability in the country.
Tennessee health system partners with tech company on $200M project
Sonifi Health, a patient engagement technology provider, partnered with Williamson Health, based in Franklin, Tenn., to implement new technology solutions as part of a $200 million expansion project.
CDC reports 2nd death in tuberculosis outbreak from medical products
Two people have contracted tuberculosis and died following an outbreak related to contaminated human bone tissue products used in hospitals, surgical centers and dental clinics, according to the CDC.
Three ways hospitals can leverage the power of automated claims research
It’s no secret that the fiscal environment for hospitals and health systems has been uniquely challenging in recent years.
49 chief transformation officers to know | 2023
Chief transformation officers inspire, model and implement lasting change at their organizations. Armed with problem-solving and leadership skills, these executives set the goals and tone for each transformation initiative.
Shuttered Illinois hospital may not reopen by end of year
Peru, Ill.-based St. Margaret’s Health, which closed in January 2023, might not reopen this year as planned as bankruptcy proceedings drag on, local news outlet WCBU reported Aug. 15.
