The volume of electronic medical record (EMR) data managed by providers and practices has reached levels that often outstrip our capacity to manage. The data value ultimately is derived through effective governance, accountability, and alignment with...

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If current health care leaders are to build a resilient system and leave a legacy, mentorship of millennials should be a top priority. Mentorship also provides a benefit to older physicians.

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The movement is prompting women to take on a health system where workers have traditionally been discouraged from making waves and where hierarchies are ever-present.

Positive response to a major university’s project designed to gauge interest in business and management among medical students leads to implementation of a curriculum for the next wave of physician leaders.

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A pharmacist-led collaboration with physicians goes into the heart of a community that would benefit most — and had a positive effect.