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With more than fifty percent of hospitals planning to acquire physician practices this year, hospital leaders must recognize that physician practice acquisitions may yield unforeseen
Medical Device Sales Representatives Tied to Increasing Costs of Products Used in Hospitals
According to a study from the London Health Sciences Center in Ontario, Canada,
Recent concerns over the shortage of qualified medical professionals in rural areas across the United States has spawned numerous studies into the factors of recruitment
A new report on Colorado-based Terumo BCT plans to expand its operations in their Ireland plant. The medical device company has a broad portfolio of products,
Medical Device Company Executives Tom McCall (Chief Marketing Officer, ICU Medical), Jim Buck (President & CEO, Mardil Medical), Steve Ogilvie (VP of Corporate Development, NuVasive),
How archaic communication devices are costing hospitals billions
Remember using pagers? According to a recent survey by technology research firm Ponemon of 577 hospital healthcare providers,
Hospital Executive Compensation in Recent News
Below is a quick overview of trends within standalone and health system hospital executive’s compensation structures that have received recent
April 4 was the global launch for Elecsys Calcitonin, Roche’s new lab test for diagnosis and monitoring of medullary thyroid cancer patients after thyroid surgery.
If 2020 reinforced anything, the healthcare space - much like many other aspects of society - faces racial disparities.
But how can these gaps be bridged? Of course, there are diversity and inclusion (D&I) initiatives
Prior to 2020, it seemed there was an article written about the “War on Talent” almost every day. Phrases like “candidate-driven market” and “record-low unemployment” dominated headlines. Then COVID hit.
As virtually
As we emerge from a year rife with uncertainty and social conflict, organizations are focused on fostering diversity, inclusion, and togerthness with greater sincerity and urgency than ever.
It's far past time for
Over the past few months, we’ve written extensively about the prevailing state of behavioral health in the US due to the pandemic and the resulting surge in telehealth delivery.
A KFF tracking poll conducted in
In the past half-year, there's been an array of unprecedented societal hurdles placed in front of US citizens.
Suddenly, things that were once taken for granted, such as going to the office, socializing
It’s been several months since the financial ramifications of the global pandemic began to cascade across virtually every industry in the U.S. Some were more affected than others, but few were left untouched and
Today, we are firmly embedded within the Information Age where data is generated en masse from a variety of sources in the life sciences and related fields like wearable devices, genomics data, health exposure data