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CNO
Infographic: CNO Checklist for Nursing Advocacy
CNOs must be equipped with the skills to advocate for policies that will improve the lives of their nurses and...
CEO
Trump Says He'll Stop Health Care Fraudsters. Last Time, He Let Them Walk.
Trump's history of showing leniency to convicted fraudsters contrasts with his present-day crackdown.
Revenue Cycle
HL Shorts: How Can RCM Leaders Become More Involved in Legislative Processes?
In health systems' communications with legislators, it is important that there is only "one voice coming from the organization," according...
CNO
Infographic: Stay On the Pulse of 2025 Nurse Legislation
CNOs and other nurse leaders should be aware of these two pieces of legislation.
CMO
Pain Clinics Made Millions From 'Unnecessary' Injections Into 'Human Pin Cushions'
Pain MD's injections have been proved in court to be part of a decade-long fraud scheme.
CMO
CMOs: Here's the Deal with Social Media
Health systems and hospitals should have social media policies but should avoid limiting protected speech, a legal expert says.
CNO
What Happens When Nurses Are Misclassified as Independent Contractors?
Health systems should be careful to avoid misclassification of nurses as independent contractors, according to this law professional.
Technology
HHS Drops Plan to Restrict Hospital Use of Data-Tracking Tech
Federal officials have decided not to appeal a court order that shut down the rule, saying it exceeded HHS authority...
CMO
Denver Health CMO: Downside of Noncompete Contracts Outweighs Benefits
There are better ways to retain physicians than to require them to sign noncompete contracts, the CMO of Denver Health...
CNO
Infographic: Chevron's Impact on Healthcare
The Chevron decision has the potential to impact public health and access to public healthcare, according to these organizations.
What the Chevron Case Means for Rev Cycle Executives
One health system has already filed a lawsuit, could it happen to you?
CNO
Here's How the Chevron Decision Will Impact Healthcare
The Supreme Court's decision will impact patients receiving care through Medicare, Medicaid, and CHIP.