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In a wide-ranging interview as part of the AHA's Oral Histories Project, former AHA President Dick Davidson reflects on a lifetime of work in health care advocacy.

Work to reduce disparities and increase diversity in the health care workforce is no longer a matter of choice, two health care leaders argue.

After years on the back burner, hospitals are starting to make the business case for quality geriatric care.

Scott Ellner, D.O., Director of Surgical Quality for Saint Francis Hospital in Hartford., Conn., talks about his career-altering experiences in the AHA/NPSF Patient Safety Leadership Fellowship.

In ACHE address, a hospital CEO argues that patient safety misperceptions are keeping some sick people from seeking needed care.

The H&HN editorial team talk about building trust with doctors, rapid response teams and promoting wellness.

A new CDC report finds that average U.S. life expectancy has risen to 78.2 years.

Many American doctors and nurses are headed to Japan to help with post-tsunami relief efforts. But hospitals and clinicians find ways to go beyond the call of duty even in normal times.

There are four key factors for choosing proper application software for physicians.

Despite increasing incentives to work together, hospitals and physicians still struggle to see eye to eye.