Trustee Articles
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BOARD COMPOSITION AND SELECTIONSuccession Planning: A Call for Change in Board Recruitment and Leadership DevelopmentRethinking Board RecruitmentBy Karma Bass and Maria HernandezThe health care industry is navigating unprec
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
By illuminating the impact of philanthropy, hospitals reinforce their identity as mission-driven organizations that exist to serve — not profit from — their communities.
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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
Winchester Hospital leaders (l.
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InnovationRecalibrating ‘Systemness’ in a New Technology Era of Health CareHow health systems can cultivate ecosystem strategy as a gateway to growthBy Yianni DourosAs the health care industry progresses into the