CMOs, Are You Doing Enough for Older Adults with Complex Health Needs?
A study published last year by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention found that 93% of older adults reported having one or more chronic illnesses, with 78.8% of older adults reporting they have multiple chronic conditions.
The Exec: Keys to Success in Integrating Care at Health Systems
From a health system perspective, providing integrated health services includes managing and delivering services to provide patients with a continuum of health promotion, disease prevention, diagnosis, disease management, and rehabilitation across different sites of care, according to an article published by the International Journal of Integrated Care.
How Warming Tech from the Automotive World Can Help in Robotic Surgery
Gentherm Medical, a developer of innovative thermal management and pneumatic comfort technologies best known for partnering with auto makers, has designed a new product that combines air-free patient warming with a securement technology to help keep patients from slipping during procedures using tilt.
The Majority of Nurses Report Feel Emotionally Exhausted at Work. Here’s What CNOs Can Do.
According to a 2026 report by Joyce University of Nursing & Health Sciences, 74% of nurses have felt emotionally exhausted multiple times a week over the course of a month. For Gen Z nurses in particular, 28% have felt burnt out from work every day.
Behind the Scenes of Care: Secure and Efficient Systems in Modern Healthcare Facilities
Secure and efficient operational structures help medical staff focus on patient care while ensuring that essential resources remain accessible. When healthcare environments function effectively behind the scenes, patients experience faster service and safer treatment conditions.
Are You Doing Enough to Promote Patient Safety?
According to a study published in The New England Journal of Medicine, adverse events are a major cause of patient harm during hospitalizations. The study found that 32.3% of adverse events resulted in serious consequences for patients such as prolonged recovery.
The Measles Test: How CMOs Should Prepare Their Organizations for High-Risk Infectious Disease Outbreaks
As measles cases reappear across the country, CMOs must ensure their organizations can recognize the disease quickly, isolate infected patients, and prevent outbreaks from spreading within hospitals and clinics.
How Hospital Leaders Can Use HHS’ Updated Cybersecurity Toolkit to Strengthen Resilience
The new module allows providers to assess cybersecurity risks alongside traditional hazards such as natural disasters or infrastructure failures, giving leaders a wider view of threats that could disrupt care delivery.
Healthcare Leaders Join Together to Craft Standard for AI Safety
A coalition of executives from leading health systems across the U.S. have launched the first operational standard specifically designed to govern AI that communicates directly with patients or which is used to shape clinical messaging.
Preparing PAs for AI and Beyond
A recently released report from Wolters Kluwer takes a deep dive into how physician associates (PA) are dealing with rapid changes in healthcare, particularly in the area of AI use.