Becker’s Behavioral Health

Every health system is being asked to make decisions about AI. Few leaders have the context they would like to guide those decisions. Fewer have had the chance to hear from the people who actually build it: How does a…

Picture a perioperative program where supply chain decisions, physician preference and financial targets are debated from the same set of numbers rather than three separate ones. That alignment is what separates the systems capturing perioperative improvement from the ones still…

Fusion-guided biopsy helped transform prostate cancer diagnosis and gave clinicians a more precise way to target MRI-identified lesions. Now image guidance is entering its next chapter — expanding beyond biopsy to shape how targeted, minimally invasive interventions are planned and…

Healthcare organizations are under more pressure than ever to move faster, operate smarter and make sound decisions with the data they already collect. EMS data can play a significant role in accomplishing these goals, yet too often prehospital information is…

Healthcare organizations commit significant resources to EHR implementation, then find they cannot sustain improvement once the project team disbands. The system goes live, the consultants leave and optimization becomes whatever individual departments can push through on their own. The consequences…

This webinar will examine how Rush transformed an initial commitment to addressing clinician burnout into a broader, enterprise-wide well-being strategy. The discussion will highlight the structural evolution of the program, the critical role of executive leadership sponsorship, and the strategic…

Out-of-network payment disputes under the No Surprises Act are often framed through a handful of statistics: dispute volume, eligibility, outcomes and program cost. Yet the conclusions drawn from those figures depend on how the data is defined, categorized and interpreted.…