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An Upside-Down Org Chart and Vaccine Warriors — Leading Rural Health in a Pandemic
Demonstrating inspired leadership, innovative collaborative efforts and forward-thinking governance, rural hospitals and health systems continue to deliver care in the face of overwhelming adversity. Organizations across the nation will gather virtually Feb. 17-18 for the AHA Rural Health Care Leadership Conference to make, build and renew connections that will help the field continue to innovate and transform care.
Project Management Basics for the Environmental Services Leader in Healthcare
Author: Dr Dionne Dixon, SSBB, BCBA-c, CPHQ, Administrative Director, Clinical and Patient Care Operations and Logistics and Founder, DUTYLLC, Independent Living and Consulting Services
AHA Joined by Others Ask U.S. Supreme Court to Hear Cases on 340B, Hospital Outpatient Payment Cuts
AHA joined by others ask U.S. Supreme Court to hear cases on 340B, hospital outpatient payment cuts
Automated hand-hygiene system evolution continues
Data collection expands while COVID-19 presents new challenges
AHA Asks U.S. Supreme Court to Hear Case Hospital Outpatient Payment Cuts
QUESTION PRESENTED: Whether Chevron deference applies to a statutory interpretation question that determines both the lawfulness of agency action and the court’s jurisdiction.
AHA Asks U.S. Supreme Court to Hear Case on 340B Payment Cuts
QUESTION PRESENTED: The question presented is whether Chevron deference permits HHS to set reimbursement rates based on acquisition cost and vary such rates by hospital group if it has not collected adequate hospital acquisition cost survey data.
H-ISAC TLP White Report: Hacking Healthcare February 9, 2021
In this issue Hacking Healthcare takes another look at ransomware. Specifically, we analyze trends that emerged throughout the past year, data from the last quarter of 2020 and what it tells us about where things are headed, and why ransomware becoming less lucrative for cyber criminals may actually be harmful to the healthcare sector.