social determinants of health (SDOH)
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CNO
Podcast: What’s Next for Nursing? A Look Ahead at 2025
Staffing, workplace violence, and potential legislative changes will challenge CNOs in the new year, according to this CNE.
CEO
Make America Healthy Again: An Unconventional Movement That May Have Found Its Moment
A cadre of health business leaders and nonmainstream doctors are influencing Trump's focus on health policy.
CNO
HL Shorts: Addressing SDOH to Improve Patient Care
Addressing SDOH comes down to knowing the community's needs, says this CNO.
Innovation
HealthLeaders Podcast: Using Data Tools to Address Barriers to Care
The Parkland Center for Clinical Innovation has developed a new tool that enables providers to better understand the challenges that...
CMO
Black Americans still suffer worse health. Here's why there's so little progress
Racial inequities are especially severe across the Southeast, home to most of the country's Black population.
CNO
HL Shorts: How Health Systems Can Address SDOH
Health systems should work to meet patients where they are at and create programs with social determinants of health in...
Technology
Can Healthcare Leaders Learn From the VA’s Virtual Care Dilemma?
Virtual care programs for veterans are seeing mixed results. That could help healthcare organizations better understand what works and what...
Payer
CA Gov. Signs Law Banning Medical Debt From Credit Reports
The bill will block healthcare providers and collection agencies from sharing a patient's medical debt with credit reporting agencies.
Innovation
Does Healthcare Really Need to Be a Blue-Light Special?
Health systems and hospitals are facing competition from retail companies and other so-called disruptors. Executives at a recent HealthLeaders virtual...
Innovation
Why Telehealth Needs a Different ROI
Healthcare providers won't embrace telehealth unless they're reimbursed properly. But advocates say they should be looking at more than just...
Payer
The First Year of GA's Medicaid Work Requirement Is Mired in Red Tape
Georgia is the only state that requires certain Medicaid beneficiaries to work to get coverage.
Innovation
Between the Hospital and the Street: Addressing a Crucial Gap in Care
The INN Between offers a wide range of services for homeless patients and those in unsafe living conditions. Health systems...