Latest News

Robert C. Garrett, the longtime leader of the New Jersey health system, will step down in 2027.

Maria Ghazal, president and CEO of the Healthcare Leadership Council, talks about taking the time to understand and building consensus.

One in five mothers is affected, yet most cases go untreated. The problem isn't awareness—it's what happens next.

A state panel signed off on a plan for Maimonides Health in Brooklyn to join NYC Health + Hospitals. Maimonides would get over $2 billion over five years.

The health system is reporting growth in revenue and has slashed its operating loss. Ascension is shifting more care to the ambulatory space.

With a new program that uses AI and revamped workflows, the health system is looking to offer more personalized care.

Regulators reject some consolidations due to fears of higher prices and reduced competition. A Kaufman Hall report cites other factors worth consideration.

Ninety-seven percent of employers consider retention a priority, but fewer than half have a workforce education strategy.

Maria Ghazal, president and CEO, talks about finding consensus across the healthcare ecosystem and in Washington.

Dr. David J. Skorton intends to retire next year. The organization is searching for his successor.

Jennifer Winston of U.S. News talks about the evolution of the analysis of pediatric hospitals.

This year’s annual rankings recognized 90 hospitals, with a handful named to the Honor Roll.

It appears to be the largest gift ever given to a New Jersey hospital system, and a gift of that size coming from an unnamed donor is extremely rare.

The health system is getting patients out of the emergency room and into hospital rooms more quickly.

Cyberattacks don’t end in an hour. Hospitals must understand what real recovery demands.

The CEO of the Catholic Health Association talks about people slipping through the cracks with new work requirements and more frequent eligibility checks.

Dr. Jacqueline Moline of Northwell Health talks about the increased number of cancer diagnoses tied to the terrorist attacks 25 years ago.

Tens of thousands have been diagnosed with cancers and other illnesses linked to the terrorist attacks in 2001.

Health systems need to get nurses involved in choosing, designing and deploying AI solutions at the outset.

The goal is not to replace strategic optimization projects, but to extend their value by monitoring how real operations are changing.

In a new episode of our video series, we discuss a partnership with the Johnson & Johnson Foundation and Google to boost AI skills in the nursing workforce.

In many industries, organizations build credibility by showing efficiency with resources before asking for more. Healthcare should be no exception.

Sr. Mary Haddad talks with us about Medicaid cuts, more uninsured patients and the financial toll on hospitals.

Kaiser Permanente names a leader in its Colorado market.

The risk comes in how AI is deployed inside and across the healthcare system.

Amidst efforts to improve vaccinations and counter misinformation, doctors also must help those who have had bad experiences in health systems.

Dr. Vanessa Diaz of MUSC Health talks about digital transformation in the latest episode of Data Book, a podcast from Chief Healthcare Executive.

Health systems are accelerating clinical uses of AI, but leaders stress the need for safegauards.

The system and Stephens County Hospital have reached an agreement on a deal, the latest in a busy period for Wellstar.

The Physicians Foundation says more doctors say misinformation is affecting their ability to provide care.

The Minnesota system will become part of Sanford Health, and Sanford will invest $600 million in facility upgrades.