Bob Kehoe

Cleveland Clinic's Chris Connell Aims for Consistency in Design

Connell discusses why the clinic's Center for Design plans to improve the patient experience

November 8, 2017

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Connell discusses how the clinic's Center for Design plans to improve the patient experience.

Spelling Out Collaboration with Law Enforcement

New guideline sets points of communication

October 19, 2017

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New guideline sets points of communication.

Better Care for Patients in Crisis

American Association for Emergency Psychiatry President Leslie Zun, M.D., talks about meeting psychiatric needs in the ED

September 22, 2017

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American Association for Emergency Psychiatry President Leslie Zun, M.D., talks about meeting psychiatric needs in the emergency department.

Kurt Newman, M.D., on Healing Children

Increased resources for children’s mental health issues would offer multiple societal, health and economic benefits, Newman explains.

August 10, 2017

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Increased resources for children’s mental health issues would offer multiple societal, health and economic benefits, Newman explains.

Healing Children, One Life at a Time

Author Kurt Newman, M.D., president of Children’s National Health System, shares his views about the state of pediatric medicine

August 7, 2017

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Author Kurt Newman, M.D., president and CEO of Children’s National Health System in Washington, D.C., shares his views about the state of pediatric medicine and what can be done to improve it.

Giving Physicians the Tools They Need to Succeed

Physicians use nonclinical skills more than ever to succeed in today's changing health care environment, they say

July 13, 2017

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Physicians use nonclinical skills more than ever to succeed in today's changing health care environment, they say.

Training, Partnerships are Key to Reducing Hospital Violence

New AONE webinar highlights strategies hospitals are using to prevent assaults

June 22, 2017

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New American Organization of Nurse Executives webinar highlights strategies that hospitals like Massachusetts General are using to reduce incidents of violence.

Video: How Hospitals Are Educating Physicians on MACRA

Health systems are seeing an opportunity to improve alignment with independent physicians, says Richard Bajner, managing director at Navigant

June 5, 2017

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Health systems are seeing an opportunity to improve alignment with independent physicians, says Richard Bajner, managing director at Navigant.

Medical Center Combines Clinical, Financial Analysis to Improve Valiue

Structured framework improves processes, saves $76 million

June 5, 2017

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The structured framework improves processes, saves $76 million at OSF Saint Francis Medical Center.

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Study Assesses High Cost of Firearm Injuries

More than 40 percent of the initial hospitalization costs for gunshot victims are billed to Medicaid and Medicare

April 7, 2017

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More than 40 percent of the initial hospitalization costs for gunshot victims are billed to Medicaid and Medicare.

A Health-centered Approach to Preventing Gun Violence

For former health care leader turned priest, progress is measured one life at a time

March 15, 2017

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For a former health care leader turned priest, progress is measured one life at a time.

Preparing for Worst-case Scenarios in Hospitals

The AHA will host webinar Jan. 17 on key ways to protect patients and staff from violent actions

January 16, 2017

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The American Hospital Association will host a webinar Jan. 17 on key ways to protect patients and staff.

Hospitals Commit to Tackling Growing Security Concerns

Health care leaders amp up their management training to help combat threats, and other takeaways from the Health Facilities Management 2016 Security Survey.

October 6, 2016

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Health care leaders amp up their management training to help combat security threats, and other takeaways from the Health Facilities Management 2016 Security Survey.

Treating International Patients a Priority for Many Hospitals

Effort growing among a number of organizations, including Johns Hopkins Medicine International, but pinpointing the exact number is difficult.

September 6, 2016

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Foreign efforts are growing among a number of organizations, including Johns Hopkins Medicine International, which treats about 4,500 international patients a year with a variety of medical needs, says Pamela Paulk, president.

Hospitals Expand Their Global Reach

Johns Hopkins, UCLA among the academic medical centers leading efforts to build international partnerships.

September 5, 2016

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Johns Hopkins, UCLA among the academic medical centers leading efforts to build international partnerships.

National Healthcare Supply Chain Week

The Rising Influence of Supply Chain Management

Mike Schiller of the Association for Healthcare Resource & Materials Management, offers advice for the move to value-based care.

July 14, 2016

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Mike Schiller of the Association for Healthcare Resource & Materials Management, offers advice for the move to value-based care.

Hospitals Boost Efforts to Improve Cybersecurity

IBM report shows that health care is the most frequently attacked field, ahead of manufacturing and financial services.

May 2, 2016

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IBM report shows that health care is the most frequently attacked field, ahead of manufacturing and financial services.

How UPMC Invests in Innovation to Improve Care

UPMC Enterprises leverages investments to improve quality and cut costs — at home and abroad.

April 12, 2016

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UPMC, the Pittsburgh-based health care network, is expected to go live this month with an enhancement to its telehealth program that uses a cloud-based platform that will facilitate care for the chronically ill.