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Board CultureBuilding the Board Chair-CEO PartnershipSix Areas to Build a Strong RelationshipBy Pamela KnechtAs the health care landscape becomes increasingly complex, it is imperative that management and the board work well as partners to determine

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#article ul { margin-bottom: 0; padding-left: 20px; } WorkforceThe Board’s Role in Cultivating Next-Generation LeadersOrganization-wide leadership development should be a board priorityBy Maria Hernandez and Karma Bass

Board SupportThe Role of Chief Governance OfficerTexas Health Resources’ Stacy Cantu discusses challenges including CEO turnover and technologyBy Sue Ellen WagnerLeading Board PracticesSue Ellen Wagner, vice president, trustee engagement and s

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See 5 major trends for trustee and health executives in 2025: patient loyalty, AI, workforce, care anywhere and health care model innovation.

Board MeetingsCreating Value as a Committee ChairKey learnings to ensure committees run effectivelyBy Kimberly McNally, MNYou’ve heard the phrase, “committees do the heavy lifting for the board,” meaning that active, engaged board committees are the engines of high-

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Sue Ellen Wagner and James Liggins, Jr., board chair, Bronson Healthcare System and 2025 Committee on Governance chair on what lies ahead for boards.

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Burnout is a multifaceted syndrome encompassing three primary components: emotional exhaustion, depersonalization, and a reduced sense of personal accomplishment.

Diversity, Equity and InclusionYes, Diversity Still MattersAHA’s Governance Survey shows room for growth for board diversityBy Karma H.

Health Equity, Diversity and InclusionBoards Supporting Women’s HealthPrioritizing women’s health for the health care workforceBy Priya BathijaThere are many hospitals and health systems making investments in women’s health for their patients and communities.

Transforming GovernanceThe “Aha!” Moment to Unlocking Governance ExcellenceBoards serve as a strategic asset for high-performing organizationsBy Todd Linden with Mark KaufmanIn health care governance, there exists a pivotal moment — an “Aha!” revelation when

Why health care organizations should consider adding nurses to their boards.