UCLA Health was the top-ranked health system listed in Forbes annual “America’s Best Employers for New Grads” list published May 21.
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Why a Virginia system has its lowest turnover rate in 5 years
Inova Health leaders realized that when workers are motivated, engaged and happy, they can make a significant difference in terms of the care they provide to patients. This realization led the Falls Church, Va.-based organization to double down on cult…
Judge orders Memorial Hermann surgeon to retain texts, emails
A Texas judge has granted a temporary injunction against a transplant surgeon at Houston-based Memorial Hermann-Texas Medical Center accused of altering patient records, potentially preventing some patients from getting lifesaving care, the Houston Chr…
Epic settles patent infringement dispute
SynKloud Technologies, which filed a lawsuit against Epic Systems in January over patent infringement, has agreed to end the legal dispute with the EHR vendor.
11 VA hospitals across US could get $4.6B in upgrades
Eleven VA-operated facilities across Washington, Texas, Maryland, Oregon, Nevada, California, Connecticut, Missouri and Puerto Rico are slated to receive part of $4,603,129,000 in upgrades as part of a bill introduced to Congress in April.
OhioHealth goes back to high school to recruit future healthcare workers
Columbus-based OhioHealth is heading back to high school to combat ongoing healthcare staffing issues and recruit future workers.
Meditech's market share over the years
Meditech’s EHR market share from 2021 to 2023 has stayed the same, remaining at 16%.
Banner Health receives $1M gift from MLB team
Phoenix-based Banner Health Foundation has received a $1 million gift from professional baseball team the Arizona Diamondbacks.
Sutter installed a dyad leadership model to boost results. Did it work?
Sacramento, Calif.-based Sutter Health restructured it’s divisional leadership last October, naming six market presidents and six chief medical officers to lead dyad partnerships for more efficient decision-making and improved access to care.
CMS aims to expedite EMTALA probes
CMS will now allow patients to directly file Emergency Medical Treatment and Labor Act complaints with the federal government.
