Articles by Matt O'Connor

The Institute for Diversity in Health Management released its updated biennial survey on hospital diversity and health care disparities.

Six hospitals in the California East Bay area are using shared data to help their neediest population.

Boston Children's Hospital performs successful surgery; plus more in health care innovation this week.

Plus, Vermont looks to smack-down pharma and the AMA releases opioid addiction tools.

Plus, humanoids in hospitals and more in the wild world of health care innovation.

Andy Slavitt, acting administrator for CMS, speaks about reducing physician burnout at the AMA's 2016 House of Delegates Annual Meeting.

Plus, a patient inspired by her caregivers grows up to work alongside them.

St. Bernard Hospital's new facility aims to be more than just a center for care, say Diahann Sinclair, vice president of organizational and community development, and Charles Holland, president and CEO.

New York's Floating Hospital celebrates 150 years, though no it is longer afloat.

St. Bernard Hospital's new ambulatory care center sheds light on the good being done in a community on Chicago's South Side — a neighborhood usually known for its violence.

Efforts start with culture, say leaders at the National Patient Safety Foundation Congress.

These themes are central in helping health care leaders assess where they stand in regard to patient safety, says a report showcased at the 18th annual National Patient Safety Foundation Congress.

Plus, can targeted electric current help regain memory? a=And more in the world of medical tech.

And, Americans have beef with pharma companies; disrobing is a safety measure and more in health care news this week.

Plus, a sensor the size of a magazine wirelessly monitors patients, and more health innovations to marvel at.

Plus, herbal remedies aren't as safe as they seem; and more in this week's health care news roundup.

The president and CEO of Johns Hopkins All Children’s Hospital and vice dean at the Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine, Jonathan Ellen, M.D., talks to H&HN about integrating with Johns Hopkins Medicine and the future of pediatric care.

As National Nurses Week kicks off May 6, we throw it back to an iconic symbol of nurses everywhere — hated by some, revered by others.