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National Hospital Week #MyHospital Template
Download the template for the #MyHospital social media campaign for National Hospital Week.
Nurse as CEO: A unique fit
On her first day of work in September at Florida’s Memorial Hospital Miramar, Grisel Fernandez-Bravo, R.N., was given a hospital ID badge displaying her new title: chief executive officer
Resources for Celebrating National Nurses Week; Nursing Executives on the Move
Also, in this roundup: Nurses help sexual assault survivors and ambulatory care nurses can be of particular aid to MACRA efforts.
A workforce plan for the next chapter in health care
One great way to improve capacity and prepare for the future workforce needs—as well as respond to consumers’ desires—is to fully embrace telehealth.
AHA to host National Hospital Week Twitter chat May 16
The AHA May 16 at 11 a.m. ET will host a Twitter chat as part of National Hospital Week to honor and discuss the many ways that hospital employees provide hope and healing to their patients and communities.
Chairman’s File: Celebrating hope and healing during National Hospital Week
Our hospitals and health systems are exceptional because the 6.2 million women and men who deliver care within them never lose sight of the core truth: Health care is people taking care of people.
AHA invites National Hospital Week video/photo submissions
As 2019 National Hospital Week approaches with the theme Celebrating Hope and Healing, the AHA invites hospitals and health systems to submit videos or photos highlighting the important role hospitals play in their communities.
Preparing for a CEO’s departure
The most crucial time in an organization’s life is the transition from one CEO to another.
Prevention, Communication, Prediction: Major Tasks of Health Care IT
If they didn’t know it already, members of the hospital field’s C-suites do now: Keeping health care data out of the hands of cybercriminals is harder than ever.