“How will healthcare policy changes impact my MSK practice?” That’s a common question as we learn more about the U.S. government’s plans for a wide variety of policy changes. New regulations and legislative proposals are shaping key areas such as…
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Treating personal injury patients can be a high-reward model—but for many providers, the administrative overhead makes it feel more like a liability than an opportunity. Delays in reimbursement, ever-changing documentation requirements, and a growing volume of legal requests have made…
Improving patient outcomes isn’t just a clinical issue — it starts with operational decisions. In this session, Cone Health, MaineHealth and Carilion Clinic will share how they’ve redefined OR scheduling, staffing and care coordination to drive measurable improvements in care…
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Vi-Anne Antrum, DNP, MBA, RN, NEA-BC, CENP, FACHE
Senior Vice President & Chief Nursing Officer, Cone Health
Omar Hasan, MD, MPH, FACP
Chief Quality Officer, MaineHealth
Rawle Tony Seupaul, MD
Executive Vice President and Chief Physician Executive, Carilion Clinic
Susan Grant, DNP, RN, NEA-BC, FAAN
Chief Clinical Officer, symplr
As outpatient care continues to shift toward ASCs, leaders must rethink how to deliver financially sustainable, patient-centered care. Joe Peluso, administrator at Aestique Surgical Center in Greensburg, Pa., joined Becker’s to discuss how ASCs can navigate financial headwinds, while leveraging…
Burnout, turnover, disengagement — health systems are losing staff before they’ve had a chance to thrive. At OSF HealthCare, leaders realized that traditional onboarding models weren’t enough. So they reimagined the experience. In this exclusive session, OSF’s HR team will…
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Michele Wyss
Director of HR Operations, OSF HealthCare System – Human Resources
Mike Vipond
Head of Healthcare Provider Go-to-Market, ServiceNow
There have been at least 14 major medical malpractice verdicts in 2025 so far, according to a June 20 blog post from legal services company Expert Institute. Here are the biggest verdicts so far this year: 1. Georgia ($70M –…
Anesthesiologists have the highest intent to leave their roles out of all physician specialists, with 40.6% expressing interest in leaving their current jobs within the next two years, according to a June 24 report from the American Medical Association. The…
With a growing number of tattoo artists offering pain management — including topical anesthetics — for lengthy sessions, the American Society of Anesthesiologists has issued guidelines for these procedures. The ASA urges patients to use caution when receiving an anesthetic…
On June 17, Brentwood, Tenn.-based Surgery Partners, one of the country’s largest ASC operators, rejected a buyout bid from Bain Capital, its largest shareholder, choosing to remain independent. Bain Capital, which already owns 39% of Surgery Partners, submitted a bid…
Ten specialties emerged as those physicians were least likely to leave, according to the American Medical Association’s “Organizational Biopsy” survey, published May 28. The national physician comparison report includes responses from nearly 18,000 physicians across more than 100 health systems…