Healthcare Transformation

A new study indicates a significant decline, and suggests the value of adding cessation programs to behavioral health treatment.

Ash Shehata of KPMG talked to Chief Healthcare Executive about why he expects to see more deals in the health sector in the months ahead.

A new survey by Panda Health found most organizations spend months on finding digital solutions, but still aren’t sure they made the right choice. And many hospitals don’t have an overall vision.

Many have avoided or delayed medical care during the COVID-19 pandemic. Employers should encourage their employees to get back into the habit of seeing doctors.

Six healthcare organizations have formed a partnership to tackle issues such as employee well-being, diversity and inclusion, and leadership development.

Hospitals are under more pressure to reduce emissions and make better choices in the supply chain. Gary Cohen, president of Health Care Without Harm, recently outlined ways health systems can make changes.

In an interview with Chief Healthcare Executive, Harrison discusses his goals with the merger and his hopes to transform healthcare.

The U.S. Department of Health and Human Services issued a report examining changes in ownership. HHS also unveiled a new public database, touting it as a way to improve transparency and quality.

In an interview with Chief Healthcare Executive, Amwell’s senior medical director talks about the opportunities of telemedicine and some of the hurdles for the industry.

In its annual report, Trella Health outlined the opportunities and hurdles ahead for home health, skilled nursing and hospices.

The president of the medical center, Robinson has announced plans to retire. In an interview with Chief Healthcare Executive, he talks about the lessons he has learned and shares his advice for other leaders.

In an interview with Chief Healthcare Executive, he recalls the arrival of the coronavirus and the lessons that can be applied to future emergencies.

The Leapfrog Group found a significant gap between the two in some areas. But Leah Binder, the group’s CEO, says both have room for improvement.

Doctors and executives see the value in the practice, but some say there are issues with workflows and reimbursement, a new survey finds.

The vast majority of doctors are using telehealth and see the value for patients. Some express concern about ensuring all patients can take advantage of it.

People want more convenience, and healthcare organizations have to respond if they want to avoid losing patients.

The Cleveland Clinic and Amwell have teamed up to offer patients, employers and health plans the chance to check a diagnosis remotely. Frank McGillin, CEO, says there’s a clear need and a substantial market.

Hospitals in rural areas face daunting challenges, but their response in the crisis provides useful lessons for all healthcare organizations.

By partnering with an integrated research organization, practices can maintain quality care while providing access to groundbreaking therapies.

Most executives describe it as a top priority, but only about a third have money allocated for health equity efforts. Ankoor Shah of Accenture outlines steps hospitals should consider.

Now is the time for healthcare organizations to assess what worked and what didn’t, says Michelle Machon of Kaiser Permamente.

The conference highlighted exciting opportunities for technology to dramatically improve healthcare, along with some formidable obstacles. Here are nine key takeaways from a memorable week.

Organizations that have embraced digital transformation through the cloud, automation, and AI will see additional performance and cost efficiencies.

The most decorated Olympic athlete of all time spoke candidly about his mental health journey and advocacy at the HIMSS 2022 conference. Phelps said it’s time to break the stigma that prevents people from seeking help.

Evelyn Terrell, director of telehealth at Nicklaus Children’s Hospital, outlines ways to ensure telehealth programs aren’t leaving patients behind.