Madeline Ashley – Becker’s Hospital Review The workforce has seen an influx of changes and trends come and go in a post-pandemic world, with more employees taking the reins and standing up for new, flexible ways to get their jobs done. One such trend catching on lately is the “unbossed culture.” The term describes a

Mackenzie Bean (Twitter) —  Becker’s Clinical Leadership As chief clinical officer of UNC Health and president of UNC Physicians in Chapel Hill, N.C., Matt Ewend, MD, keeps his ears peeled for one seemingly innocuous word, as it almost always represents an opportunity to break down barriers and help team members improve their collaboration and communication.

Physicians Practice – February 5, 2024 Will O’Connor, MD Communication is the key to ensuring health and wellness don’t get lost in transition. Everyone I’ve met in a long career in health care is dedicated to patients. Helping people is the reason we get into this challenging, sometimes nerve-wracking field to begin with. Yet, ironically,

Giles Bruce – Becker’s Health IT Health system leaders told Becker’s they’re not surprised by the failure of Walmart Health given the arduous economics of healthcare and the difficulty of providing primary care at scale. Walmart said April 30 it would be closing its 51 Walmart Health Centers and virtual care offerings five years into

— Manufacturers of brand-name drugs will try every tack to delay generic entry, experts say by Shannon Firth , Washington Correspondent, MedPage Today May 21, 2024 Senators and experts on Tuesday examined the range of tools that brand-name drug manufacturers have used to keep generic and biosimilar competition at bay — from patent thickets and

Alexis Kayser (Email) –  Becker’s Hospital Review Effective July 1, salaried workers making less than $43,888 per year will qualify for 1.5 times pay if they work more than 40 hours per week, up from the current cusp of $35,568. On Jan. 1, the threshold will rise again to include salaried workers making less than