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Chair File: Building Trust and Community Health
Trust is among the most important currencies we have as health care leaders.
Chair File: Listening, Linking and Leveraging to Improve Community Health
The 2017 chair files will begin highlighting efforts that are improving community health beyond traditional hospital walls.
Chair File: Community Partners Identify Needs and Lead Change
Community health initiatives that start with small successes can lead to bigger changes. St.
Chair File: Community-centered Partnership Advances Health Equity
The work of a Washington D.C. collaborative of hospitals and FQHCs is benefiting the entire community, particularly the most vulnerable residents.
Chair File: Local Coalition Designs a Healthy Community
Partnering—not competing—with other health organizations is how many hospitals are working to improve traditional medical care.
Chair File: Hospitals Focus on Patient Safety This Week and All Year
Of course, every day of every week, our teams working within hospitals dedicate time, skill and resources to provide safe, high-quality care to patients.
Chair File: Share Your Story - Winona Health
You may not know Rachelle Schultz of Winona, MN—but you probably can appreciate the concerns she has for her rural community.
Chair File: Your Voice Made a Difference
I have been so proud to see America's hospitals and health systems speak so passionately on behalf of our patients these past few months to protect their ability to access affordable coverage.
Chair File: Nurses Are Key Innovation Partners in Health Care
For example, at Carolinas HealthCare System, a team led by nurses optimized the electronic health record process by reducing documentation, removing duplicate records and organizin
Chair File: Ensuring Quality Care for All Patients
April is National Minority Health Month, dedicated to raising awareness about health disparities that continue to affect minority populations–and to accelerating health care equity.