By Anne McCune This March brings a number of somber remembrances. We reflect on 500,000 lives lost in the worst pandemic in American history, with Black, Latino and Indigenous Americans suffering at least double the death rate compared to whites. We rememb...
By Peggy Davis Harris, MHA, FACHE, SPHR As we recognize Black History Month in 2021, I can’t help but reflect on the significant advances people of African descent have made in the United States, especially given that not until 2107 will African American...
There are many lessons healthcare professionals can take away from 2020, one being that leader-to-l...
By Brian N. Middleton Martin Luther King Jr. stated in his book Strength to Love, “The ultimat...
With many in-person activities cancelled or shifted to a virtual space in 2020 due to the COVID-19 ...
By Gayle L. Capozzalo, FACHE After years of steady progress for women in the workplace, the COVI...
Healthcare administration in the United States, particularly in the senior ranks, has been a male-d...
By Glenn Llopis We’re witnessing a dramatic shift in healthcare away from standardization—th...
By Rebecca C. Winokur, MD, MPH, and Tanuj K. Gupta, MD, MBA Artificial intelligence and machine ...
Editor’s Note: This excerpt is from the Frontiers of Health Services Management article, “Views...
