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Hospitals and health systems recognized for excellence in health care equity are sharing their wo...
How is your hospital building a culture of health in the community? That is, a culture in which a...
Making incremental changes and collaborating with area hospitals and community organizations have...
Engaging patients and families in health care can help hospitals achieve the Triple Aim: better c...
Managing population health, financial planning for value-based care and payment, and leading impr...
Improving population health is a must-do strategy in transforming health care delivery. Yale New ...
The “second curve” of population health involves an integrated approach to improving patient and ...
Rooftop gardens are flourishing atop more and more hospitals. On unused roof space at Castle Medi...
Providing world-class quality health care may seem an audacious goal for a small or rural hospita...
Preventing hospital-acquired infections, reducing surgical complications and reducing readmission...
Every October pink appears on everything from ribbons to football helmets and even illuminates th...
Learn from the best of the best. The 2013 AHA-McKesson Quest for Quality Prize® recipients will s...
Everyone is talking “population health management,” and many health care organizations are succes...
Being accessible only by airplane or boat adds to the scenic character of Wrangell, Alaska (popul...
June 2–8 is Community Health Improvement Week. The Association for Community Health Improvement s...
Children diagnosed with intellectual and developmental disabilities and behavior disorders need q...
Patients may be Christian, Jew, Muslim or of any other religious expression—at Lutheran Medical C...
The Backyard Initiative at Allina Health, based in Minnesota, is truly taking care beyond hospita...
Effective care transitions programs can do more than improve patient care: patients learn to mana...
From flexible visiting hours to family-centered rounds, hospitals are encouraging patients and fa...
Imagine being hospitalized for a serious illness and being unable to communicate with nurses or d...
