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Pharmacist becomes Philadelphia hospital CEO

Former health system pharmacy leader Shawn Parekh, PharmD, recently became CEO of a Philadelphia hospital. 

CHRO turnover dips

Chief human resources officers are seeing lower turnover rates than they did previously, Fortune reported Jan. 19. 

EMTALA-abortion debate heads to Supreme Court: 2 legal updates

The Emergency Medical Treatment and Labor Act has emerged as a pivotal issue in the abortion debate, as legal disputes unfold that could hold far-reaching implications for the country, The New York Times reported Jan. 18.

Waystar fights lawsuit after buying Olive AI

Waystar is fighting a lawsuit from an Ohio economic development organization over its purchase of Olive AI, Columbus Business First reported.

How much CIOs can expect to earn in '24

Top IT leaders can expect to be paid healthily in 2024, with base compensation ranging from $175,000 to $500,000 and above, CIO reported.

The work improvement strategies actually boosting nurse leader satisfaction

Enabling nurse leaders to take days off when needed and supporting work-life balance are the two most effective strategies organizations have used to improve leader job satisfaction, according to an American Organization for Nursing Leadership Foundati…

Mount Sinai names interim CIO

Mount Sinai Health System has named an interim CIO after its previous IT leader departed for Northwell Health.

8 healthcare occupations with the most projected new jobs

Among healthcare occupations, home health and personal care aides have the highest projected numeric change in employment from 2022 to 2032.

More health system C-suite reorganizations ahead

Multiple large health systems in the U.S. underwent a market reorganization in the last year by expanding their reach and formalizing leadership structures for resource optimization.

345 surgical kits flagged for possible sterility issues

Regard Operative Lap P&S Surgical Kits made by ROi CPS pose a risk of serious harm due to the possibility that some kits may not be sterile, the FDA said in a Jan. 16 notice.