Leadership

Dr. Nolan Chang of the Permanente Foundation talked with us about the potential for AI to offer better insights of patients, and how it shouldn’t be used.

In an interview at the ViVE conference, he talks about focusing on solutions, embracing opportunities and stresses that speed is a superpower.

The White House and Congress extended Medicare waivers for home hospital programs into 2030, raising optimism that more health systems will offer acute care at home.

Dr. Reshma Gupta, chief of population health at the University of California, talks about preventing chronic illness, reaching the vulnerable and the impact of cuts to Medicaid.

Health systems say clinicians are embracing AI tools that summarize patient conversations and ease documentation headaches. They’re being viewed as valuable tools to recruit and retain employees.

The health system is using telehealth to deliver more care across the rural Midwest, saving time for money and patients. Dr. Dave Newman of Sanford Health talks with us about virtual care.

Most healthcare transactions are handled electronically, but getting the rest would lead to big savings.

Addressing leaders at the ViVE conference, CHIME CEO Russ Branzell says the healthcare industry needs leaders like it never has before.

Ben Harder of U.S. News talks with Chief Healthcare Executive about the inaugural ratings and key takeaways.

Nursing leaders voice frustration about tech companies touting tools as ‘AI nurses,’ and developing solutions without input of nurses.

Leaders of rural health systems say vulnerable communities could lose access to care, and they hope policymakers pay attention.

Nurses find it insulting when solutions are touted as 'AI nurses' or substitutes for nurses.

Gulshan Mehta of the Blanchard Valley Health System in Ohio talks about the new rural health transformation fund and the prospect of helping patients and staff.

The digital health conference kicks off today in Los Angeles, and it offers an interesting snapshot of the healthcare industry.

Health systems have to connect with lawmakers and policymakers, especially as hospitals face growing financial pressures and changes in federal policy.

While many say they are planning to spend more, there are some adopting technology more aggressively.

The University of Mississippi Medical Center said it had to shut down clinics across the state due to the attack. The medical center took its systems down and said it could be a multi-day event.

Chief Healthcare Executive is launching a new video series examining the rapid changes in the industry. Our first guest, Soumi Saha, sheds light on federal policy shifts and what they mean for hospitals.

Rick Pollack, president and CEO of the American Hospital Association, says AI is improving efficiency in business functions. But he says incorporating AI into clinical areas must be done carefully.

We debut a new podcast that’s a companion to our new video series, Changes, which explores the evolution of the healthcare industry. Our first guest, Soumi Saha, discusses changes in federal health policy.

The historically Black medical school is taking mobile units and clinics into rural areas offering sorely needed dental care and medical care as well.

Atrium Health Wake Forest Baptist has a new CEO, and other leaders take new roles.

ECRI names outages tied to cyberattacks and natural disasters among the leading dangers to patients, and hospitals need to have strong readiness plans.

Dr. Marcus Schabacker, president and CEO of ECRI, talks about the risks from older tools that could expose organizations to malware.

Catina Latham of University of Chicago Medicine talks about tackling community needs such as recovering from violence, food insecurity and unemployment.