Human Resources

Justices Block Broad Worker Vaccine Requirement, Allow Health Worker Mandate to Proceed
The justices removed a temporary halt imposed by a lower court late last year that affected healthcare facilities in half...
Incidental Cases and Staff Shortages Make COVID's Next Act Tough for Hospitals
Unlike previous COVID surges, large portions of the patients with COVID are coming to the hospital for other reasons.

Get the latest on healthcare leadership in your inbox.

Cindy Langston Breaks Barriers as First Female CIO at Excellus BCBS
Langston is the first female in the organization's 87-year history to hold the position of chief information officer.
Nurses Plan a Day of Action Thursday to Protest Healthcare Protections Being 'Ripped Away'
Events will include a candlelight vigil in Washington, D.C., to honor nurses who died of COVID-19.
Study Looks at Top Productivity Risks Heading Into 2022
The new year is a great time to take stock of risks and start planning risk mitigation strategies.
Lydia Stockman Appointed Inspira Health Chief Administrative Officer
Stockman enters the role with two decades of experience in healthcare management.
Virtual Reality Transports Frontline Nurses From the COVID Floor to Paradise
'Soothing, immersive' technology has helped decrease Hoag Memorial Hospital Presbyterian nurse stress levels by an average of 34%, nurse leader...
3 surprising things that help increase empathy at work
Empathy can be built into remote company culture, assuming leaders are thoughtful and creative. And technology can help.
'Overwhelming': DC nurses alarmed by staffing crisis rally at Howard U hospital
Nurses in Washington, D.C., rallied outside Howard University Hospital on Thursday over what their union calls "unsafe" working conditions, including...
Holy Cross Health (FL) to close maternity ward, cites declining birth rates
Holy Cross Health in Fort Lauderdale will permanently close its maternity unit in March. The announcement comes a week after...
Increasing diversity in medicine through mentorship
Brigham and Women's is trying something new - a mentoring program designed to attract people of color into becoming physician's...
19 states have fewer than 15% of ICU beds left as healthcare staffing shortages complicate care
Nineteen states have less than 15% remaining capacity in their ICUs. Four of them have less than 10%: Kentucky, Alabama,...
Many hospitals are halting nonurgent procedures and relying on the National Guard as COVID-19 hospitalizations rise
(CNN) -- As COVID-19 hospitalizations reach new highs, more states and healthcare systems are cutting back services that aren't urgent...
Load More