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Health care leaders have a responsibility to act in the interest of their organizations, and cybersecurity should be primary. The first step is understanding the threats and taking steps to minimize them.

A seasoned health care turnaround expert offers tips and advice for leaders who are new to the role of professional fixer, or those who want to move into that type of position.

July 5, 2019

Harvard Business Review provides 4 tips on how to make debate productive in the workplace which can ultimately strengthen a health care organization.

June 28, 2019

Strategies for Health Systems to Engage the IT-Enabled Consumer

June 26, 2019

Questions to Ask When Starting a New Job

June 19, 2019

Physicians and health care organizations are looking at the secure and flexible blockchain technology in order to share patient data and, in 20 years, may be used more predominantly.

June 17, 2019

These 5 tips for HR managers on recruiting, harassment, employee leave, workplace violence, and more can help human resources employees stay savvy about a field that is constantly changing due to technology, media, and changing laws.

June 14, 2019

The Stanford and The Harris Poll reveals how physicians and doctors feel about electronic health records (EHRs) and the minimal value they offer to the health care industry. However, there are things physician leaders can do to make EHRs more useful.

If your employees are to succeed in their jobs, they also need to have highly developed persuasive skills.

I’m sure my face registered astonishment as my eyes met those of the surgeon who had just remarked, “Administrators are just an unnecessary expense.” In more than two decades as a practice administrator, I served physicians with a variety of opinions...

This article discusses some of the common employment law mistakes made by medical practices and provides strategies for correcting them.

This article discusses body language blunders to avoid.

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