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Normalizing the Public Health Conversation on Gun Violence

It turns out that treating a public health issue like a public health issue rather than a culture war battlefield can yield results.

In a presidential election year, it can be easy to miss the whirlwind of state legislature activity that has a weighty impact on providers.

There’s a temptation for healthcare leaders to consult the same voices and allow that small group to solve all issues without outside input.

There’s a temptation for healthcare leaders to consult the same voices and allow that small group to solve all issues without outside input.

When an institution as prominent as Harvard University makes a public pledge to speak out less, everyone should sit up and take note.

With healthcare noncompetes banned, healthcare leaders need to reframe the connection to colleagues from one of compliance to one of community.

If you choose to weigh in with a clear, responsible message, consider these ground rules

Our buzzword-stuffed healthcare glossary hinders our industry’s ability to sharply and persuasively tell its story and communicate community benefit

But despite its ubiquitous presence and momentum, PE rarely reveals itself to tell its story. The silence is costly.

IL State Senator Ann Gillespie has introduced a bill to look at hospitals' tax exemption and clarify healthcare's community benefit