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Succession Planning
Penny Wheeler, M.D., was barely into her tenure as CEO of Allina Health and fresh from a transition period earlier this year with retiring CEO Kenneth Paulus when the topic turned to who might repl
Succession planning: An investment in leadership continuity and success
Ensuring that an organization has consistent and effective leadership at the top is a principal board responsibility.
High-performance succession planning
One thing that we all know is certain is change. Hospitals and health systems are adapting delivery models and strategies to remain viable for their communities.
Avoiding Common Pitfalls in Succession Planning
The health care industry faces a combination of challenges that will affect every hospital and health system.
Understanding the Physician-Hospital Relationship
What boards should know about building relationships between valued physicians and hospitals and health systems.
Effective CEO Performance Evaluation
Following key strategies for effective CEO performance appraisals are essential to the health care board’s role.
CEO succession as a strategic imperative
A health care organization’s strategic planning involves the board in a number of important activities. But how many boards have considered CEO succession planning to be one of them?
Active board succession
A decade ago, BoardSource, an organization supporting nonprofit boards, developed a well-known list of aspirational principles of governance.
Navigating successful health system integration
The decision to align with another health care organization is among the most important, if not the most important, undertakings for a hospital board.
Protecting hospital executive retirement plans
Early in your education, you learned the difference between cause and effect. Cause is why something happens. Effect is what happens or, better stated, the consequences.