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WakeMed’s 10%+ gain in surgical capacity — without adding new ORs

Health systems don’t have the luxury of building their way out of capacity constraints. WakeMed didn’t — and still boosted prime-time surgical access and throughput by double digits. In this session, WakeMed’s Chief Medical Officer Charles Harr, MD, shares how…

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Charles D. Harr, MD, MBA, Rear Admiral, MC, SHCE (Ret.), CMO/Executive Healthcare Strategist, WakeMed Health

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5 forces reshaping cardiology departments in 2025

Today’s cardiology leaders are navigating an era of strategic growth, innovation and access expansion. With shifting procedure sites, workforce constraints and reimbursement dynamics, cardiology departments must enhance value, optimize operations and maintain high-quality care while adapting to new market pressures.…

3 physician lawsuits in 1 month

Here are three lawsuits involving physicians and physician groups Becker’s has reported on in the last month: 1. Three former leaders and three physicians at Charlottesville, Va.-based UVA Health are being sued for alleged retaliation and fraud in a lawsuit…

5 cardiology leaders to watch in 2025

Below is a list of five cardiology leaders in the U.S. who have made a positive impact on their organizations and the profession. Editor’s note: This is not a list of top cardiologists, but rather a list highlighting professional accomplishments.…

5 state updates impacting anesthesia in 2026

Anesthesiology leaders are navigating unprecedented financial pressure and structural changes. Faced with declining reimbursements, rising costs and shifting care models, leaders are walking a tightrope to maintain patient safety and operational efficiency while operating on tighter margins than ever before.…

The new frontiers in GI care

As gastroenterology evolves, leaders are reimagining how to deliver comprehensive, patient-centered care. Dinesh Madhok, MD, CEO of Jacksonville, Fla.-based Borland Groover, joined Becker’s to discuss embracing new service lines such as chronic care management and obesity-related liver disease could be…

FDA approves 1st IBS-C drug for children

The FDA has approved linaclotide (Linzess) capsules for pediatric patients 7 years and older with irritable bowel syndrome with constipation, according to a Nov. 5 news release. Linzess is the first treatment approved for this condition in pediatric patients. The…

Man accused of posing as physician sentenced to 6 months

A Baton Rouge, La., man has been sentenced to six months in prison for falsely identifying himself as a physician, The Advocate reported Nov. 5. What happened?

Protecting the Workforce Behind Patient Care

Workforce shortages, rising leave rates, and relentless patient demand continue to strain health systems. What’s less visible is how challenges at home, untreated conditions, and the lack of safe spaces to ask for help add weight that staff can’t carry…

Dec 11, 2025 11:00 AM - 12:00 PM CST

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Simreet Khaira, MD, Managing Medical Director, Carelon Behavioral Health
Rachel Davidson, Ph.D., Licensed Clinical Psychologist, Director, Clinical Quality at Lyra Health
Kristin Jacob, MD, FACP, Medical Director, BeWellMED; Physician and APP Well-Being, Corewell Health
Gilbert Darin Anthony Padula, MD, Chief Medical Officer and Market Medical Director, Case Management, Bon Secours Mercy Health
Jonathan Ripp, MD, MPH, Dean for Well-Being and Resilience, Icahn School of Medicine at Mount Sinai, Mount Sinai Health System

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Prism adds Washington eye group to national network

Spokane (Wash.) Eye Clinic has joined Prism Vision Group’s network of affiliated practices. The affiliation expands Prism’s geographic reach beyond its traditional mid-Atlantic footprint. Based in New Providence, N.J., Prism was acquired in April 2025 by McKesson as part of…