St. Louis-based Ascension has named Jenna Lambrecht associate vice president of back end revenue cycle, according to a Jan. 22 post on her LinkedIn page. Ms. Lambrecht previously served as a senior ...

Amanda Shrout, DNP, RN, has been named chief nursing officer and vice president of patient care services at Sinai Hospital and Grace Medical Center, both part of Baltimore-based LifeBridge Health.

Discover Drury University's new master of healthcare administration program, led by retired executives from Mercy and CoxHealth, with industry partnerships for ...

A recent study conducted by researchers from Seattle-based University of Washington and Durham, N.C.-based Duke University found a strong association between the use of fall-risk increasing drugs and ...

2. The Massachusetts Department of Public Health plans to close the Pappas Rehabilitation Hospital for Children in Canton, Mass., and relocate its programs to the Western Massachusetts Hospital in ...

Cincinnati Children's and Akron (Ohio) Children's have launched a cardiovascular care partnership. The two hospitals have previously partnered on otolaryngology care, hepatology care, and bone marrow ...

Renton, Wash.-based Providence is streamlining its executive management structure under new President and CEO Erik Wexler.

The 136-hospital system launched a comprehensive, evidence-based overhaul of its preceptor training models. The initiative directly addressed feedback from nurses new to precepting, who emphasized the ...

To improve efficiency and allow nurses more time for direct patient care, Tampa General implemented a zone-based nursing staffing model across all adult inpatient units at the flagship hospital in ...

Bryn Mawr, Pa.-based Main Line Health has eliminated approximately 200 administrative and management positions, including roles in IT, The Philadelphia Inquirer reported Jan. 22.

Steven Febus, CFO of Pullman Regional Hospital, is tackling the financial challenges facing the healthcare industry through partnerships and technology.

Patients who travel longer distances to emergency facilities are more likely to present with more severe medical conditions, highlighting travel time as a key indicator of healthcare access, according ...