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July 12, 2022

Private equity has shown a lot of interest in health care practices that perform high-volume procedures, especially those with growth potential.

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While standardized restrictive transfusion criteria have been well-established, the decision to treat with transfusion is far more complex.

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Successful transformation to an SL model depends on determining a need for a SL structure, setting and accomplishing key sequential milestones, performing with consistency of purpose and well-delineated roles and responsibilities, using well-trained ...

July 1, 2022

Protecting a brand’s equity and value should be one of an executive’s key responsibilities.

June 29, 2022

The American Association for Physician Leadership (AAPL) released its 100th SoundPractice podcast episode.

June 16, 2022

Immigrant populations power economies and enrich cultures.

This article provides you with the nine components of a one-page marketing plan that will be easy to create and implement into nearly every medical practice.

June 8, 2022

A recent study of women of color who work in the tech industry offers insight into why many don’t want to return to the office.

By not discharging patients to LTCHs and using equally functional post-acute care alternatives such as skilled nursing facilities, inpatient rehab facilities, or home healthcare, Medicare could save $4.6 billion a year, with no adverse effects on pat...

June 6, 2022

This article outlines four actions leaders can take now to increase the safety of their employees and decrease business disruption in the event of future community outbreaks.

June 2, 2022

The hulking Hickory Hollow Mall — a full 1.1 million square feet of retail space in southeastern Nashville — was once the largest shopping center in Tennessee. But like many malls, it’s been in a downward death spiral for more than a decade.

Healthcare organizations should assess their vulnerability to an organizational crisis and develop a comprehensive crisis communications plan.

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