“Medical gaslighting” and AI are among top concerns as the information age encourages patient engagement but disrupts provider-patient relationships. Systemic measures can improve trust and safety.
In addition to the risks of a record-breaking flu season, concerns surround the simultaneous increase in avian flu and public health decisions that may exacerbate the situation.
61 senior strategy executives at US health systems shared what they think about key healthcare trends, what keeps them up at night, and where they are making strategic investments for the future.
The health system sought to address clinical care barriers in real time, equipping teams for continuous quality improvement. Houston Methodist’s approach helped raise its Vizient ranking to No. 4.
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.
If appointed, each of these nominees could produce significant changes in healthcare policy and regulations. They could also overhaul their respective agencies. We discuss some of the implications.
Vaccine hesitancy is a significant driver of rising disease infection rates. As nominee to lead HHS, Kennedy’s stance could have profound implications for rebuilding public confidence in vaccines.
As storm seasons intensify, healthcare organizations must ensure they are prepared for flooding and other scenarios to ensure safety, continuity of care, and business operations.
External peer review can provide more value than most organizations realize. We discuss how leaders who think proactively will reap the greatest value and ensure quick, effective case reviews.
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