During a moderated session at Corazon’s national conference in May 2024, I was honored to host three respected panelists, Rajiv Narula, MD, Doreen Bearden, and Sunita Vadakath, to provide their expert insights into the challenges service lines face in today’s healthcare ecosystem. We asked approximately 150 healthcare leaders what service line challenges keep them up…
Move over Baby Boomers, Xers, and Millennials – Generation Z is stepping into the workforce with a burst of energy and a wave of innovation, reshaping industries and redefining workplace dynamics. Born into a digital era and driven by a desire for meaningful impact, this tech-savvy and socially conscious generation brings fresh perspectives, unparalleled adaptability,…
As the pandemic ushered in site-of-care shifts and new care models that were driven out of clinical necessity, care has forever been changed. We are seeing declining inpatient use rates and accelerated shifts to outpatient models, which resulted in increasing innovation in the delivery of care within the home and ambulatory setting. These are just…
In our modern world, technology surrounds us at every turn. From smartphones and laptops to smartwatches and tablets, we are constantly connected to a digital realm that can consume our attention and time. While technology undoubtedly brings convenience and efficiency to our lives, there’s something to be said about the value of unplugging and disconnecting…
One of the key stakeholders necessary for success of any service line, new program, or service expansion is the referring physician. As a consultant and previously as a service line administrator, I have witnessed the power of physician engagement through thoughtful involvement of physicians in foundational decisions tied to new or expanding hospital programs or…
Nearly every professional in every industry can likely relate to covering for a colleague who has been out sick, on leave for an extended period, or gaining additional responsibilities for someone who’s left the organization completely. For large organizations as a whole, this scenario may not seem like a problem, but for the smaller teams…
The Advisory Board recently presented several trends related to information that CEOs need to know in 2024. Several of the key areas were that hospitals are seeing higher acuity patients, there are higher levels of adverse events with declining quality overall, and health systems struggle to perform financially. Many of these areas, as hospital leaders…
By 2030, the American Medical College is predicting a shortage of 124,000 physicians in both primary and specialty care, with this number continuing to increase post COVID-19. To attract and hire top talent, in a competitive environment, it is more important than ever for healthcare organizations to “Roll Out the Red Carpet” when interviewing physicians. According…
Although Heart Month is coming to an end, it doesn’t mean you should stop being on top of your heart health! We all assume having a dog would help your health; you go for more walks, you get a sense of purpose, and you get more human interaction. But could your furry friend help with…
Within the ever-evolving landscape of healthcare, the advancement of stroke care has marked a significant progression towards more effective and specialized treatments. A noteworthy achievement in this trajectory is the systematic transition from primary stroke care to the attainment of thrombectomy-capable status. Primary stroke care, as the foundational tier of treatment, is meticulously designed to…
