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Infographic: Celebrating Nursing Week
Nurses are being recognized for the work they do during this long-standing week of observance.
CNO
The Exec: Peggy Norton-Rosko is Set to Start as UMMS' New CNE
UMMS' new CNE aims to lead the health system on a journey to become a high reliability organization.
CEO
After Uphill Battle, Company Is Poised for Takeover of Bankrupt CA Hospital
The closure of bankrupt Madera Community Hospital left Madera County without an acute care facility.
CEO
City-Country Mortality Gap Widens Amid Persistent Holes in Rural Healthcare Access
Differences in healthcare resources could compromise the accessibility, quality, and affordability of care in rural areas.
CMO
How Vanderbilt's CMO Will Tackle Expansion, Physician Recruitment
Rick Wright is relatively new to the position of CMO at Vanderbilt, but he is already full speed ahead on...
CFO
Medical Debt Affects Much of America, but Colorado Immigrants Are Hit Especially Hard
The state's overall medical debt burden is lower than most. But racial and ethnic disparities are wider.
CMO
More Patients Are Losing Their Doctors — And Trust in the Primary Care System
The loss of a trusted doctor is never easy, and it's an experience that is increasingly common.
CFO
Nonprofit Hospitals' Tax Breaks Outweigh Spending on Charity Care
A study by the Lown Institute puts the spotlight on the value of nonprofits' community contributions.
CNO
HL Shorts: The Value of Culture in Nursing
People will not stay in a culture where they feel unsafe, says this CNO.
CEO
After Appalachian Hospitals Merged Into a Monopoly, Their ERs Slowed to a Crawl
Ballad Health, a 20-hospital system in the Tri-Cities region of Tennessee and Virginia, benefits from the largest state-sanctioned hospital monopoly...
CNO
Beyond Compensation: How CNOs Can Treat Culture as a Benefit
Nurses are considering more than just compensation, says this CNO.
CEO
Operating in the Red: Half of Rural Hospitals Lose Money, as Many Cut Services
Small-town hospitals in states that expanded Medicaid eligibility have fared better financially than those in states that didn't.