Finding Your Next CEO
Executive turnover is costly. And it is getting harder for hospitals to find qualified replacements. What can you do?
Medical Devices
Care to Compare?
Geri Aston
A national program to identify which medical devices, drugs and treatments are most effective would be massive and costly. Can we afford not to do it?
Staff issues
No Bad Apples
Terese Hudson Thrall
Disruptive behavior hurts staff morale and endangers patients. Now the Joint Commission insists that you to do something about it
Executive Career Paths
Lee Ann Runy
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C-suite Leadership Key to Lowering Infection Rates, Workload, Not Just Hours, Impacts Quality of Care Provided by Medical Residents, State Bills Would Require Nurses to Earn BAs, Spurned Bidders Force Delay of RAC Rollout.
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Are Patients Happier at Most Wired Hospitals?
Our 10th annual IT survey: Data, insights and the top 100 hospitals and health systems Click here to download PDF of Article
A tribute to J. Alexander McMahon by Rich Umbdenstock, president and CEO of the American Hospital Association, delivered Nov. 14, 2008
John Alexander McMahon, president of the American Hospital Association from 1972 to 1986, died Oct. 30 at his home in Durham, N.C. He was 87. Rich Umbdenstock, AHA president and CEO, paid tribute to McMahon at a memorial service on Nov. 14, 2008.
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