As AI adoption accelerates, leaders must strengthen oversight, accuracy and maturity to ensure safe, scalable and sustainable results.

Tax-exempt hospitals provided nearly $150 billion in total community benefits in 2022, marking a nearly 50% increase from 2017, according to new data from the American Hospital Association.

Nurse staffing in Joint Commission hospital performance goals, Medicare to cover GLP-1 drugs, FDA to fast-track biosimilars

With hundreds of tools flooding the market and few real results, the Vizient AI Maturity Assessment helps hospitals build the strategy, governance and culture needed to move from promise to performance.

As health systems face growing pressure to lower costs, increase market share and run more efficiently, one thing is clear — the strength of their ambulatory care portfolio is quickly becoming a key differentiator.

Hospital ownership of physician practices has grown significantly from 2008 to 2022, new data show.

ACA premiums set to spike, CVS closes some Oak Street clinics, APPs can't be called "Doctor"

The APP role has therefore evolved dramatically, from supportive clinician to high-quality care leader. But the readiness framework has not kept pace.

In healthcare today, organizations can face opportunities across geographies and sectors, each with their own unique benefits and risks. But like a fruit tree at harvest time, these opportunities can be time sensitive.

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.

When health systems lack strong governance, tremble at the thought of change or fail to move in unison across their hospitals, progress decays and the cobwebs of inefficiency spread.