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Advancing Health During Volatile, Uncertain and Complex Times
Hospital and health system executives face a reality that plagues military brass on the battlefield: how to lead, create a vision for success and inspire innovation when it’s tough to see what’s over the horizon.
Managing Conflict in Health Care (Virtual)| Team Training | Center
Using the emotional intelligence model woven together with other concepts, the virtual workshop series Managing Conflict in Health Care will teach health care leaders skills for managing a variety of conflict types in health care settings, even the most difficult scenarios. The series begins with a brief but in-depth review of emotional intelligence as well as other key concepts related to conflict and safety culture in health care. These concepts are then applied to conflict at the individual and team levels and to participant scenarios. Participants will leave with an actionable plan to address conflict.
New Data: What Execs Need to Know About Digital Transformation
Hospitals and health systems will need to develop a more proactive and innovative mindset and invest more money if they plan to develop and deploy cutting-edge tools such as artificial intelligence, machine learning and voice-based programs that will shape digital transformation. These are some of the key takeaways from a new HIMSS Media survey that illustrate what health care decision-makers need to know, their top innovation priorities and key security concerns around technology innovation.
UPS Hopes to Give Providers a Shot in the Arm with U.S. Vaccine Project
UPS has been focusing intently on building its logistics capabilities over the past decade. Now, the company is using what it has learned to expand its health care focus. A recent Reuters report says UPS is preparing to test a U.S. service that dispatches nurses to vaccinate adults in their homes, as the company and its health care clients work to fend off cost pressures and threats from Amazon.com.
Hospital-led Community Collaboration Improves Behavioral Health Care
A collaborative network of hospitals and community organizations is improving behavioral health care in Connecticut.
Chair File: Interventions Help Patients ‘Eat Healthy’
Eating healthful foods is important for good health, but individuals and households that are “food insecure” face challenges when it comes to getting enough food, consuming high-quality food or both.
Providence St. Joseph Debuts Population Health-Management Firm
In a move to help fellow health care organizations improve clinical outcomes, simplify patient access to information, lower costs and meet payer and business requirements, Providence St. Joseph Health has launched Ayin Health Solutions, a for-profit population health management company.
Becoming a visionary board
Hospital trustees sometimes question how they can determine a strategic future when so much in health care is changing and the future is seemingly unknown and unpredictable.