What's Inside:
Peer-Driven Data and Analysis

The priorities and concerns of nearly 1,000 of your colleagues in healthcare leadership are revealed in this year's comprehensive multi-part survey, our fourth annual HealthLeaders Media Industry Survey.

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Overall Cross-Sector Report

This report combines answers to the common questions we asked of healthcare leaders in distinct sectors of the industry: finance, technology, physician, nurse, and senior leaders. The results reveal leaders' strategic priorities, assessments of the industry and of their organizations, and more.

CEO Report*

This report is a subset of the Senior Leaders Report and features CEO responses exclusively. The results reveal CEOs' strategic priorities, assessments of the industry and of their organizations, and more.

* New this year

Senior Leaders Report

This report reveals senior leaders' strategic priorities, assessments of the industry and of their organizations, and more.

 

Finance Leaders Report

This report reveals finance leaders' strategic priorities, assessments of the industry and of their organizations, and more.

Physician Leaders Report

This report reveals physician leaders' strategic priorities, assessments of the industry and of their organizations, and more.

Nurse Leaders Report

This report reveals nurse leaders' strategic priorities, assessments of the industry and of their organizations, and more.


Service Lines Report

This report shows where senior leaders expect revenue increases and decreases in specific service line sectors.

 

Community & Rural Senior Leaders Report

This report reveals the similarities and differences between senior leaders in rural and non-rural settings regarding strategic priorities, assessments of the industry and of their organizations, and more.

Industry Surveys

The annual HealthLeaders Media Industry Survey was first published in 2009. Links to the earlier surveys are provided so that you can access the archived reports to review the data and analysis from previous years.