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Healthcare expertise: Good news, bad news and difficult decisions
Amid shifting perceptions of healthcare expertise, board and C-suite leaders must define the basic principles of their organization and its role in medicine, patient care and public health and consider how they will make decisions when these principles might conflict with current perceptions.
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Being an asset, not a liability: Leadership lessons from a backup quarterback
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A landmark acquisition highlights a new not-for-profit perspective
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Healthcare legislation as a game of Jenga
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Good enough is not good enough for infection prevention
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The drivers of patient access problems: Research and observations on the appointment process
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In difficult times leadership matters more
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The First Requirement of a High Performing Healthcare Organization: Providing Timely Appointments
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Implications of the National Hospital Flash Report for Hospital Operations
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The Implications of Losing Access to Tax-Exempt Financing
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The Implications of the Brian Thompson Murder Will Be with Us for a Long Time
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Be prepared. Be very prepared.
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The Misadventures of Primary Care
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Changing American Demographics Make Hospital Operations Harder
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A New Leadership Conversation: Founder Mode vs. Management Mode
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