Insights and Analysis
At the recent Not-for-Profit Health Care Investor Conference in New York City, more than 25 not-for-profit health systems had the opportunity to discuss with potential investors how they are redefining the “H” and working toward the goal of transforming health care.
Three leaders participated in the AHA’s Health Research & Educational Trust’s training on ways adaptive leadership can change static clinical/leadership dynamics and transform organizations.
In this oral history, King reminisces about lessons learned in the process of integrating organizations after building a new satellite hospital or acquiring existing facilities.
Also in this roundup: Kaiser Permanente announces $200 million to address housing stability, homelessness and health insurer WellCare to acquire Meridian for $2.5 billion.
Also in this weekly roundup: AHA, AONE to be represented on national patient safety panel and executive moves in the field.
In this roundup of leadership changes: New CEOs at Centerpoint Medical Center and Quorum Health Corporation.
Panelists spoke about how they integrate analytics, are strategic about cost and manage risk to add value to care and make it more affordable. Read more and learn more about the AHA’s Value Initiative.
The 19th Annual Not-for-Profit Health Care Investor Conference was held last week in New York City, providing an important opportunity for not-for-profit health systems to maintain a dialogue with investors.
Robert L. Harman, who served for more than four decades as CEO at Grant Memorial Hospital, held the record for the longest tenure with one hospital of any hospital CEO in the nation at the time of his retirement in 2011.
Also in this week’s roundup: Successful nurse research programs in Magnet hospitals have three things in common.