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Indefensible differences in salary between women and men persist in medicine.
Falls remain the leading cause of fatal and nonfatal injuries for older Americans. Hospitals face financial penalties when they occur. But hospita...
News reports in several states and studies at the national level have found that child welfare workers deem black mothers unfit at a higher rate th...
Left unaddressed, physician burnout can significantly diminish the quality of patient care. So much so that, in fact, that it adversely affects not...
Business publications are filled with articles about feedback: how important it is for leaders, what happens when leaders don’t get it and what to ...
How could Unionville, Mo. — a town of 1,790 — generate $92 million in hospital lab fees for blood and urine samples in just six months? The lab bi...
The 2020 Winter Academies represents the best of both worlds: An immersive learning experience where you can accrue course credits toward your CME,...
In 2016, 10 times as many Americans as Germans died as a result of drug overdoses, mostly opiates. Three times as many Americans as Germans experi...
In an article in the BMJ journal, Julie Rovner, chief Washington correspondent for Kaiser Health News, examines the debate over the future of the U...
Compared with some other activities of business leaders, such as hiring the right talent and setting strategy, changing corporate culture can be es...
“We have found a powerful and perhaps unexpected tool in our attempt to influence our culture: a shared reading program.”
Important questions need to be asked as physicians develop the business model for a new healthcare innovation.
