Leadership

Being a successful leader encompasses many elements, and a core attribute of any leader is the ability to relate to your peers. Frank Chapman, immediate past chairman of the Accreditation Association for Ambulatory Health Care's board of directors and COO…

Minot, N.D.-based Trinity Health honored several of its employees for their service over the years, according to Minot Daily News.

With an influx of data available at providers' fingertips, they can readily share information with patients. Many in the medical community advocate for note sharing as healthcare becomes increasingly focused on bringing patients into the fold.

The notion of temporary staffing, or locum tenens, started taking hold in the 1970s. Forty years later, it has become a quintessential practice in the changing healthcare environment, HealthLeaders Media reports.

The International Nurse Association is adding Katelyn R. Hunt, RN, to its organization.

Physicians can play an important part in advocating for social change as literature shows health is largely correlated to socioeconomic factors.

Strong leadership is essential for any surgery center to succeed, especially as practices continue to consolidate and the healthcare landscape becomes increasingly competitive. ASCs can thrive by employing physician leaders who bring with them a clinical background and an array…

Leadership is often a distinguishing factor between top-performing organizations and their mediocre-performing counterparts. A Brandon Hall Group's State of Leadership Development 2015 study found many organizations report their leadership development practices are insufficient, according to training magazine.

Throughout the United States, registered nurses have varying salaries depending on where they practice.

Greenwich (Conn.) Hospital named Peggy Lennon, RN, MSN, surgical services program director, effective Jan. 1, 2017, according to Greenwich Sentinel.