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H&HN Daily contains original articles, commentaries, podcasts and videos that keep health care executives informed about issues impacting their daily lives. Regular contributors include: Sita Ananth, Dan Beckham, David Ellis, Joe Flower, Emily Friedman, John Glaser, Ian Morrison and David Weber.

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Mental Health and Hospital Employees: Taking Care of Our Own

By Mary Grayson May 16, 2012

Every day, hospitals treat patients whose maladies include mental disorders in addition to medical illness. But hospital leaders also need to address mental health from their perspective as employers, H&HN Editorial Director Mary Grayson argues. Running Time: 3:29.


Five Hospitals Innovate Through Collaboration

By Marty Stempniak May 16, 2012

The financial implications of the Affordable Care Act convinced a group of New Hampshire providers to launch the Granite Healthcare Network, with the aim of sharing costs and developing economies of scale. Beyond the balance sheets, though, the group hopes to develop a statewide strategy for population health.

Mental Health and Hospital Employees: Taking Care of Our Own

By Mary Grayson May 16, 2012
Every day, hospitals treat patients whose maladies include mental disorders in addition to medical illness. But hospital leaders also need to address mental health from their perspective as employers, H&HN Editorial Director Mary Grayson argues. Running Time: 3:29.

Seeing Device Costs Clearly

By Bob Kehoe May 14, 2012
Some estimates suggest that the health care industry loses $5 billion annually on implantable medical devices due to poor data capture, but experts say that automation and better tracking can help recoup those losses. H&HN Contributing Editor Bob Kehoe explores solutions for controlling costs in this expensive supply category. Running time: 5:05

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