Kennedy’s confirmation as HHS secretary raises concerns about the future of public health, while supporters say he is a disruptor who could turn around the US healthcare system.
With multiple large-scale research programs, leaders at the University of Pittsburgh needed a program management approach to deliver timely results and remain competitive for future funding.
In this second article in a collaborative three-part series with WebMD Ignite, we discuss how to impact key drivers of physician referrals, following the journey of a Northeast health system.
Two nationally recognized leaders in pediatric health shared a vision to do more together. They united under a combined nonprofit parent organization to transform care, research, and innovation.
Across the US, the rural health safety net remains under intense pressure. Since 2010, 182 rural hospitals closed or converted to an operating model that excludes inpatient care.
This year’s Black History Month theme holds particular significance for the modern healthcare workforce, spotlighting improving trends as well as disparities and challenges faced by Black workers.
One of Minnesota’s largest health systems needed to turn its rich data store into actionable insights, supporting the latest in clinical advancements and achievement of business and operating goals.
Sweeping funding freezes were rescinded, but unpredictability remains as the underlying executive orders are still in force—potentially affecting DEI, climate-related, and other targeted initiatives.
In addition to immediate medical issues and disruptions, the wildfires pose far-reaching health risks. They underscore the criticality of emergency preparedness for public health and health systems.