In 2020, the COVID-19 pandemic called into question our nation’s readiness to protect our medical staff with the most basic personal protective equipment, even as we required new levels of stamina and endurance from them every day. It also brought to a ...
By Jim R. Kendrick Jr., FACHE The COVID-19 pandemic triggered an abrupt suspension of elective surgeries in 2020, and ultimately contributed to a significant decline in patient volumes and hospital revenue. These challenging circumstances make it more impo...
With many in-person activities cancelled or shifted to a virtual space in 2020 due to the...
The only certainty in life is change. If 2020 has taught us anything, let it be the notio...
A growing body of research shows social determinants of health have a significant impact ...
By David W. Miller, FACHE For most of us, 2021 cannot get here soon enough. The mess t...
It would be easy to define 2020 completely by its challenges and tragedies—undoubtedly,...
Improving safety has been a top priority at healthcare organizations across the country f...
Deborah J. Bowen, FACHE, CAE Thank You for Your Leadership in This Challenging Year ...
By Gayle L. Capozzalo, FACHE After years of steady progress for women in the workplace...
