Business Strategy

There is no one way a leader may develop, but there are three qualities that effective leaders possess.

From tips for new healthcare leaders to growing initiatives, Andrea Walsh shows why people are the most important part of every part of healthcare.

As a healthcare executive, it’s your job to excite and inspire your leadership team to bring their A-game. Here are six powerful ways.

How do healthcare executives stay passionate about coming to work and keeping things positive and new? Managed Healthcare Executive asked 15 of them, and here’s what they said.

Most organizations aren’t HIPAA compliant and don’t understand rules and don’t understand protected health information requirements. Here are three ways to change that.

CMS’ most popular episode-based payment initiative requires careful internal analysis of costs and competencies, and recognition of improvement levers.

Many organizations have one-off customer experience initiatives instead of creating a cohesive journey that leads to a broader strategy. Here’s how to create a more cohesive plan.

After his mother’s journey with breast cancer, Scott Rissmiller discovered the deep desire to make an impact in others’ lives as a physician-leader.

How over-the-counter meds keep patients healthier.

The mistakes hospitals are making-and what they can do.

Typical idea-creation meetings are dull and don’t actually result in actionable items. Here’s how you can change that.

Experts share 16 tips for acquiring top talent for a first-class workforce.

How are employers coping with rising healthcare costs?

It’s obvious that the healthcare system is due for some major innovations, but are we looking for them in the right places?

HCCI Releases 2017 Health Care Cost and Utilization Report. Here are the revealing findings.

Why you need to move from a fixed mindset to a growth mindset-learning from your failures and changing how you see your abilities.

As a third-generation physician, Marc Harrison, has become an influential leader.

Evidence-based decisions can help guide end-of-life care.

As the U.S. population ages into declining health, accompanied by mobility challenges in getting to healthcare providers, innovative solutions to care include bringing the health system and medical procedures to patients’ homes.

Adrienne Boissy learned early on in her career that being present in the moment for her patients was more important than trying to fix them.

Integrating programs that address social risk factors will improve health.

U.S. cities are home to 62.7% of the American population, according to the U.S. Census Bureau. This number is expected to grow to 87.4% by 2050. Here's how healthcare can keep up.

Next year will bring many changes to healthcare. Here’s how leading hospitals will stay ahead of the curve when it comes to increasing patient engagement.

Learn how analytics can be leveraged to hyper-target members for health reminders.

While healthcare is often taken for granted in urban communities, many rural populations struggle to access care. Here’s how one healthcare organization addresses rural impediments and their effects on health.

Four things healthcare executives need to know about patient leakage, and four ways they can fix it.

Growing up in in Limerick, Ireland, Michael J. Dowling admits his family situation was a little complicated-his mother was deaf and his father suffered from heart disease and arthritis. Read more about his early life and what led to his rise in healthcare.

In these arrangements, drug companies must partially reimburse insurers if the drug fails to earn its keep. Will COPD drugs be included in such arrangements?

Here are ways healthcare providers could improve online ratings and better connect with their customers.