A record number of cyberattacks in 2023 is putting patients at risk as attackers knock out services, according to John Riggi, national advisor for the American Hospital Association, The Wall Street Journal reported Sept. 7.
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Hospital mergers becoming 'immune' to antitrust enforcement
Southern states such as Mississippi, North Carolina, South Carolina, Tennessee, Texas and Virginia have enacted laws that are paving the way for large hospital mergers, despite research indicating that lack of competition often leads to fewer services …
Top 10 inpatient rehabilitation hospitals, per Newsweek
Los Angeles-based Ronald Reagan UCLA Medical Center was named the top inpatient rehabilitation facility by Newsweek.
Tampa General gifts $25M to USF
The University of South Florida has received a $25 million gift from Tampa General Hospital to name the Center for Athletic Excellence and the university’s athletics district. It is the largest ever gift to USF Athletics.
Leaders aren't immune to imposter syndrome: Advice
A Mayo Clinic survey found 25 percent of physicians experience “imposter syndrome,” and leaders are not immune to the feeling.
CVS Health expands C-suite roles
CVS Health is adding responsibilities to three members of its C-suite.
Nevada suspends physician's license over mishandling of twin birth
The Nevada Board of Medical Examiners has suspended a physician’s license due to his mishandling of a high-risk twin pregnancy and birth, effective immediately.
10 top-paying travel nurse specialties
In July, registered nurse travel jobs in the cardiac progressive care unit received the highest pay, according to one new analysis.
5 fastest-, slowest-growing physician specialities
Psychiatrists have the fastest projected growth for physicians while pediatricians have the slowest.
Tampa General donates $25M to USF, gets naming rights
Tampa (Fla.) General Hospital has gained new naming rights to the University of South Florida’s Center for Athletic Excellence through a $25 million gift.
