Expert Q&A: Key insights about high-quality, hospital at home programs
Hospital-at-home programs bring hospital-level care into the home environment – creating positive outcomes and new experiences for many patients and clinicians.
4 tips for developing palliative care skill in the ED
The emergency department is uniquely positioned for initiating palliative care discussions.
The critical balance: How hospital medicine aligns patient acuity and system capacity to protect access to care
Aligning patient acuity and system capacity to protect patient access Find the critical balance that empowers your workforce and elevates patient outcomes U.S. hospitals currently operate at an average of 75% capacity—a figure projected to reach a critical 85% by 2032. As observation volumes rise and workforce shortages persist, health systems face a pivotal choice: continue with reactive crisis […]
Evaluating medical director performance: A comprehensive leadership checklist
Strong clinical leadership directly impacts both organizational success and clinician satisfaction.
The health care leader’s guide to delivering local care enhanced by national resources
Health systems face a fundamental challenge: they need partners who understand local nuances and community needs, yet can also provide the technology, resources, and expertise that only come with national scale.
Five spheres of clinician impact
Your influence extends far beyond the bedside. Every interaction, conversation, and professional choice creates ripple effects that shape health care.
The strategic clinician’s workplace assessment
Rate your current practice environment across these key areas that research shows drive clinician satisfaction and patient care quality.
How to improve provider satisfaction in the emergency room
Navigating CMS’s new TEAM model: A strategic guide for hospitals and health systems
The Transforming Episode Accountability Model (TEAM) is a Medicare initiative designed to encourage value-based care.
Optimizing Care Through Clinical Collaboration
Nurse practitioners (NPs) and physician assistants (PAs) have been instrumental in delivering quality health care in the United States (U.S.) for over five decades.