The health care ecosystem continues to struggle with a depressed labor supply, a situation unlikely to abate in the near term. … READ MORE >
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Cybersecurity risks and challenges in health care: Spring outlook 2022
For health care organizations large and small, a cybersecurity attack is not a matter of “if,” but “when.” How can health care providers mitigate risks? … READ MORE >
Health care industry outlook: Spring 2022
From labor shortages to ESG priorities, what issues and trends are shaping the health care industry in 2022? … READ MORE >
5 things to know in life sciences: Week of August 16
From delta variant considerations to psychedelic-based therapeutics, each week we highlight five things to know in the life sciences industry. … READ MORE >
Anthem and Kroger to launch Medicare Advantage plan marking further shifts in health care delivery
Anthem Blue Cross and Blue Shield and Kroger Health are teaming up to offer a Medicare Advantage plan next year. … READ MORE >
Drug pricing and health care innovation could benefit from Biden’s latest executive order
A recent executive order promoting competition in the American economy could have significant ramifications for health care systems. … READ MORE >
To solve shortage of nurses, first understand why they leave
Nurses are already critical to health care. As their roles evolve, health care organizations will need to deploy creative strategies to develop, attract and retain new talent. … READ MORE >
5 things to know in life sciences: Week of March 15
This week we highlight possible heightened scrutiny related to pharma mergers, top drugs losing their exclusivity this year, artificial intelligence-powered hearing aids and more. … READ MORE >
An evolution of the economy: Living, and adapting, with COVID-19
What should middle market businesses consider in terms of a COVID-19 endemic future? Evaluating existing business models, updating policies and making investments in technology and digital infrastructure are just a few components. … READ MORE >
Pandemic recovery signals new ways health care can serve and grow
Health care services are poised to lead the services recovery for the next two years, according to analysis from the UCLA Anderson School of Management. … READ MORE >