HIMSS Annual Conference

Patient Identification, Data Security as Important as Ever: Marc Probst

The chairman of CHIME and Intermountain CIO makes a case for more cooperation among providers

March 1, 2016

Marc Probst, the chairman of CHIME and Intermountain's CIO, makes a case for more cooperation among providers in the name of better data security.

Burwell, Dell Likely to Draw Interest as Keynoters at HIMSS

Participating in the Most Wired survey offers opportunity to learn where you stand as a hospital or health system

February 29, 2016

Paul Barr

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LAS VEGAS — The 2016 HIMSS Conference & Exposition starts out with a double-threat of keynoters Monday evening, HHS Secretary Sylvia Mathews Burwell, and Dell founder, chairman and CEO Michael Dell.

HIMSS Preview: Health Care Provider Attendance Jumps

Stephen Lieber discusses the strong interest in this year's conference from hospital executives

February 29, 2016

Paul Barr

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Stephen Lieber, president of HIMSS, reveals some surprising news regarding attendance at this year's conference and offers the lowdown on the state of interoperability, in a video interview.

Management Skills

Finding Talent to Lead Hospitals is Becoming More Difficult

Reality is constantly shifting in health care and so are the skills and backgrounds of tomorrow's hospital management. What are the skills that executives and boards should be targeting, and where can they find the right people to fill them?

May 12, 2015

Marty Stempniak

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Reality is constantly shifting in health care and so are the skills and backgrounds of tomorrow's hospital management. What are the skills that executives and boards should be targeting, and where can they find the right people to fill them?

H&HN Daily

Umbdenstock: Thanks for Being So Stubborn

With retirement around the corner, the AHA CEO says he's proud of hospitals. Here's why.

May 5, 2015

Bill Santamour

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With retirement around the corner, the AHA CEO says he's proud of hospitals. Here's why.

H&HN Daily

For Safety Net Providers, 340B Drug Pricing Program is 'Mission Critical'

Hospitals must prepare themselves for more HRSA audits and learn to share the stories of patients who benefit.

May 4, 2015

Bill Santamour

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Hospitals must prepare themselves for more HRSA audits and learn to share the stories of patients who benefit.

H&HN Daily

The Three Challenges Impacting Health Care's New Normal

Risk-based contracts, achieving proper scale and regulatory pressure add to the stress of transforming hospital and health system operations.

May 4, 2015

Paul Keckley Ph.D.

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Risk-based contracts, achieving proper scale and regulatory pressure add to the stress of transforming hospital and health system operations.

H&HN Daily

Breaking Down the Myth that Culture is Shapeless and Immeasurable

During the closing keynote at the NPSF Congress, culture expert Allan Frankel, M.D., lays out the distinct components of a winning organization.

May 4, 2015

Marty Stempniak

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During the closing keynote at the NPSF Congress, culture expert Allan Frankel, M.D., lays out the distinct components of a winning organization.

H&HN Daily

Throwback Thursday: Revisiting the U.S. Naval Hospital of Philadelphia Through Pictures

This 352,000-square-foot, 650-bed facility was the first high-rise hospital building constructed by the U.S. Navy, and considered state-of-the-art at its 1935 opening.

April 30, 2015

Mary Beth Klatt

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This 352,000-square-foot, 650-bed facility was the first high-rise hospital building constructed by the U.S. Navy, and considered state-of-the-art at its 1935 opening.