Hospitals in pursuit of excellence

This year's winners of Health Care's Most Wired Survey are employing information technology to he...

This blog post is from H&HN, the journal of the American Hospital Association and was written by ...

This article from Hospitals & Health Networks, the journal of the American Hospital Association, ...

Many of the nation's hospitals and health systems have made progress laying the building blocks f...

Now, more than ever, hospitals and health system CEOs cannot sit on their hands as new care deliv...

Bundled payments are becoming more attractive to the health care industry as providers learn that...

Hospital trustees considering a merger or other affiliation should ask themselves if they are tre...

Are the salaries of employed physicians sustainable? That depends on how health systems and physi...

The Affordable Care Act enacts a new payment system for private health plans available to Medicar...

This commentary describes a template to standardize handoff education to drive safety improvement.

This study found that pharmacist-led medication reconciliation in primary care settings identifie...

Health care executives have to ensure that new care models are implemented effectively and improv...

Hospital IT departments are facing what one executive calls a "tsunami of activities, expectation...

While any restructuring of the payment system will create incentives that alter providers' behavi...

Vermont begins building a single-payer health system that will move many state residents into a p...

A trip to the emergency department too often conjures up images of crowded waiting rooms and exte...