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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.
Catching up to Consumer Expectations for Access
Trustee Articles
Organizations must rethink their approach to build customer engagement and loyalty.
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.
The Cost of Value-based Care
Snapshot Sophisticated systems that link payer, financial and clinical data will drive population health efforts. More IT spending and a learning curve lie ahead.
Getting Strategic about Shared Decision Making
Trustee Articles
Boards can foster patient-centered care by encouraging meaningful conversations during patient encounters and by incentivizing clinicians.
Board Dashboards Deliver Vital Stats
Snapshot The dashboard is a quick, comprehensive way to keep trustees informed on hospital performance.
Trustees playing game with higher stakes
By now, every health care leader understands that the Affordable Care Act is catalyzing a complete transformation of the field, including reimbursement arrangements, business models and mechanism
5 ways to improve care for older patients
Last year marked the 50th anniversary of Medicare and Medicaid. These two programs (including state funding) represent 37 cents of every dollar spent on health care in the United States.
Challenging Deeply Held Beliefs That Stymie Hospital Boards
Deeply held beliefs can blind boards to the true nature of change. It’s time to challenge the orthodoxies.
Priorities for a Hospital Board Chair
It is hard to imagine an industry more turbulent than health care or a position more demanding than hospital board chair.