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JOURNAL ARTICLE
Betsy Chapin Taylor
Progressive health care organizations are reinventing their foundation boards as they look to philanthropy to secure sustainability, enable excellence and achieve market objectives.
January 2017: Trustee: the Journal for Hospital Governing Boards
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Ryan Smith, Mary Totten
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November 2016: Trustee: the Journal for Hospital Governing Boards
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Mary K Totten
A new model of "collaborative governance" may be the key to improving community health. A report form the Center for Healthcare Governance shows how it might work.
July 2016: Trustee: the Journal for Hospital Governing Boards
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JOURNAL ARTICLE
Julia J Resnick
The Health Research & Educational Trust has five recommendations to maximize the effectiveness of a hospital's community health assessment.
June 2016: Trustee: the Journal for Hospital Governing Boards
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JOURNAL ARTICLE
Betsy Chapin Taylor
When a nonprofit hospital is bought by a for-profit health care system, a central concern for boards is preserving the charitable mission, values and legacy of their organization.
June 2016: Trustee: the Journal for Hospital Governing Boards
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Joan Dentler
Too often, terminology used in a hospital is inconsistent and can hurt planning, operations, communication and credibility. Hhere's how boards can encourage a consistent lexicon.
June 2016: Trustee: the Journal for Hospital Governing Boards
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Marc Hallee, Kevin Wilson
Hospital boards are well-versed in overseeing executive compensation Now they're being encouraged to take a greater role in physician compensation, too, to improve strategic alignment and reduce risk.
June 2016: Trustee: the Journal for Hospital Governing Boards
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John Morrissey
The inability to share patient records from one physician to the next and one hospital to the next is a huge roadblock in efforts to improve health care delivery. Some hospitals are fed up, and they're taking the bull by the horns.
June 2016: Trustee: the Journal for Hospital Governing Boards
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Laurie Larson
One health care network is proving the value of community health workers to reach patients at home. The effort improves population health, identifies patients who are at risk of illness and averts preventable hospitalizations.
June 2016: Trustee: the Journal for Hospital Governing Boards
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JOURNAL ARTICLE
Amy Eagle
More and more hospitals, design firms and others are recognizing the value that nurses can bring to facility design.
June 2016: Trustee: the Journal for Hospital Governing Boards
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JOURNAL ARTICLE
Carson F Dye
CEOs need to target and develop physicians to play leading roles in the transformation of health care--and of their organizations.
April 2016: Trustee: the Journal for Hospital Governing Boards
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Jane Sarasohn-Kahn
Pocketbook issues are driving patients to behave like consumers and the health care field to become more like the retail industry. What are the implications for your organization?
April 2016: Trustee: the Journal for Hospital Governing Boards
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Crosswhite David, Todd Fitz, Mary K Totten
This month's Trustee Workbook outlines four key steps that enable board members and executives to embrace innovation and achieve health systen success.
April 2016: Trustee: the Journal for Hospital Governing Boards
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Geri Aston
Pharmacists are coming out from behind the scenes to play a more direct role in patient care, advising on medications both before and after discharge.
April 2016: Trustee: the Journal for Hospital Governing Boards
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Susan Kreimer
This year's winner, Massachusetts General Hospital, is dedicated to addressing the social and economic determinants of health in all of the communities it serves.
April 2016: Trustee: the Journal for Hospital Governing Boards
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Karyn Hede
Predictive analytics can help hospitals and health networks promote wellness, improve patient care, become more efficient and reduce costs. Here's whatyou need to know.
April 2016: Trustee: the Journal for Hospital Governing Boards
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Jena Abernathy
A hospital board needs to mirror the people and communities it serves. Progress is being made on board diversity, and there are an increasing number of resources to aid the effort.
April 2016: Trustee: the Journal for Hospital Governing Boards
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Lawrence Prybil, Mary K Totten
Hospitals need to find and work with multiple partners to improve community health. Here's the case for doing so.
March 2016: Trustee: the Journal for Hospital Governing Boards
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John Toussaint
The Lean principles and tools that hospitals use to transform care delivery, transparency and cost can also help to manage population health.
March 2016: Trustee: the Journal for Hospital Governing Boards
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Michael G Rock, Thomas W Burke
This Hospitals in Pursuit of Excellence column considers innovative care and payment models to help hospitals and health systems achieve the Triple Aim.
March 2016: Trustee: the Journal for Hospital Governing Boards
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