2021: The Year of Vaccines and Excess Deaths in America
Although many Americans are lining up for their COVID-19 vaccine, we’re still far from herd immunity. But experts are hopeful that more Americans will start to resume medical care services.…
Bold Leaders Shepherd Positive Organizational Changes
We loved this conversation about bold leaders that Chris LaVictoire Mahai, president of Aveus, had in 2018 with Coreen Dicus-Johnson, president and CEO of Network Health. Coreen shared how she…
A Campus Partnership Program Ready for What’s Next
Medecision’s Campus Partnership Program identifies top talent at colleges across the nation—and it’s proven to be beneficial.
What a Biden-Harris Administration May Mean for the Future of Healthcare
How will the future of healthcare change under the Biden-Harris administration?
Top Priorities for President Biden: COVID-19, Then Everything Else
What are the top priorities for the Biden administration? Combating the COVID-19 crisis, improving livelihoods and setting the American ship on the right track.
Prioritizing DE&I Efforts: Learn From Crisis to Prevent Crisis
How can organizations respond to racial injustice in humility and action in a sustainable way?
Making Healthcare Smarter With Artificial Intelligence and the Internet of Things
The COVID-19 pandemic has forced healthcare organizations to adapt—and adopt alternative ways of delivering care to patients. Artificial intelligence and the Internet of Things promise to revolutionize healthcare. Thank you…
Final Updates to Stark Law Will Ease Transition to Value-Based Care
New rules will ease administrative burden, speed up reimbursement and remove fears of accidental violations.
Looking Ahead to the New Year
No one would deny that 2020 was a hard year. But the coronavirus-plagued year proved that we are more resilient than we realize.
The Five Gifts From the Pandemic We Take Into the New Year
It has been a long year, full of challenges and obstacles. But there are five gifts from the pandemic that we should be thankful for, says Jane Sarasohn-Kahn.