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Getting to the New Normal in Health Care
Health care boards can play a pivotal role to ensure their patients, employees and communities receive needed resources to heal, restore and rebuild for a better and healthier future.
IT Dilemmas of the Newly Merged
Snapshot One of the first decisions that merging organizations must make is what to do with legacy information systems, and the answer isn’t always obvious.
Information Governance for Hospitals
White Papers
Health care organizations live or die based on the quality of the data their leaders use to make strategic, business and clinical decisions.
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.
Tech for techs sake?
Trustee talking points
As health care becomes more complex and shifts its emphasis from volume to value, decisions on buying technology also need to become more sophisticated.
Strategy for Change
Wurlitzer, Kodak, Digital Equipment Corporation — the business world is filled with the names of once great and dominant companies that ignored the winds of change.
Safer, smaller, smarter health tech
Iron lungs out. Surgical robots in. The heart-wrenching sight of rows of children trapped in iron lungs has given way to the ability to transplant lungs.
Immersion Day for trustees
Could a board be more effective if it deeply understood the ins and outs of how a health system delivers care? For four years, the Immersion Day program at Mission Health in Asheville, N.
Medical Devices Made Better
What’s your blood pressure? Do you check it yourself at home? Terrific, if you do! But how do you know if your device is reading your pressure accurately?
Taking advantage of tech
Technology permeates almost every corner of health care. Patient records, the operating room and primary care providers are all increasingly interconnected.