May/June 2026

Volume 4, Issue 3

May/June 2026

Healthcare workforce retention hinges on clear communication, transparency, and trust, addressing misaligned expectations rather than relying solely on incentives.

May/June 2026

Healthcare Insights: Curated for HALM May/June 2026

May/June 2026

This article explores team excellence in healthcare, highlighting characteristics like trust, communication, emotional intelligence, and offering a strengths audit and quiz.

May/June 2026

Disruptive physician behavior, rooted in historical professionalism issues, persists despite reforms. Clear definitions and policies are vital for effective resolution.

May/June 2026

Building patient loyalty goes beyond diagnosis and treatment. Embrace the convenience revolution to attract and retain patients by enhancing their overall experience.

May/June 2026

Healthcare faces growing scope overlap among clinicians, shifting from competition to "coopetition." Physician leadership is vital to navigate this complex collaboration.

May/June 2026

This article explores AI's transformative role in experiential education, especially in public health, highlighting adaptive learning, digital twins, and generative AI's impact.

May/June 2026

Discharges against medical advice (AMA) show high 30-day readmission rates. Provider practices, like capacity assessments and discharge planning, remain inconsistent.

May/June 2026

The AMA's 2027 CPT maternity care changes will shift coding, affecting provider compensation, staffing, and governance, requiring system-wide adjustments.

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