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Outpatient Outlook
As more procedures move out of hospitals and into freestanding care centers, providers should heed subtle shifts that may affect the future of outpatient services.
As more procedures move out of hospitals and into freestanding care centers, providers should heed subtle shifts that may affect the future of outpatient services.
How Do You Teach IT?
A flood of technological innovation has made user training more important than ever. Here are five lessons learned.
A flood of technological innovation has made user training more important than ever. Here are five lessons learned.
Room to Grow
A new medical school affiliation forces Houston’s St. Luke’s to find additional capacity without construction—and fast.
A new medical school affiliation forces Houston’s St. Luke’s to find additional capacity without construction—and fast.
Mission Possible
Mission statements are often mocked for being uselessly generic. Random mission statement generators (really) can spit out any combination of "trust" and "teamwork" and "patient needs." Yet many real mission statements adopted by hospitals and healthcare systems are seriously specific, with careful and clear thought given to who should be served, how they should be served, and how management and the medical staff should work together toward those ends.
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