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AS THE LARGEST NOT-FOR-PROFIT HEALTHCARE SYSTEM IN TEXAS AND ONE OF THE LARGEST IN THE US, (BSWHealth) was formed in 2013 through the combination of Baylor Health Care System and
RECRUITING AND RETAINING COMPENSATION ADMINISTRATION LEADERSHIP had long been a challenge for CHRISTUS Health, resulting in concerns about the efficiency and effectiveness of the
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For the first time in US history, clinical trial coordinators must adhere to a statutory requirement for increased diversity in their trials’ patient panels.
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In April 2023, ECG surveyed the membership of the College of Healthcare Information Management Executives (CHIME) to assess current utilization trends, challenges, and future ...
From physician strategy to financial management, children's healthcare is different. Pediatric providers require different strategies and tactics to thrive in the emerging marketplace.
The knowledge base and models typically applied to adult-focused health systems are rarely transferable to children’s hospitals. Children’s healthcare is different. Factors such as market reach, physician strategy, care models, and finances all vary from adult programs. That is why, unlike any other healthcare consulting firm, ECG has developed a multidisciplinary children’s practice composed of national experts in strategy, operations, finance, facilities, and academic medicine.
ECG is a trusted partner to a broad base of children’s hospitals across the country, where we have shaped and prioritized strategic goals, improved operational efficiency, constructed integrated care models, and optimized relationships. Our consultants focus on the unique challenges faced by—and opportunities available to—children’s hospitals and their affiliated providers in today’s marketplace.
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Superior clinical performance needs to be supported by optimal financial performance. When new leadership at Children’s Hospital Los Angeles Medical Group (CHLAMG) realized the revenue cycle was compromising its clinical mission, a commitment was made to confront the problems head on.
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Well-integrated children’s health systems are better equipped to provide high-quality, family-centric care in a way that improves the patient experience and ensures continuity of care.
Pediatric mental health has been declared a national emergency as children's hospitals are being forced to grow services to meet skyrocketing demand in an environment where reimbursement is fundamentally inadequate.
Anne Bird, MD, and Domonique Hensler of Rady Children’s Hospital discuss the crisis in pediatric behavioral health and the need to take a whole-child approach to care.
Healthcare organizations can take actionable steps toward easing the unique obstacles pediatric patients face when seeking access to care.
The national emergency in child and adolescent mental health is heartbreaking. Here's what your organization can do about it.
From an understanding of the market context for children’s healthcare in the recent past, we present the four imperatives for children’s healthcare in the next decade.
One of the many tools families use in assessing children’s hospitals is the U.S. News & World Report hospital rankings. Industry leaders may write off the survey, citing intrinsic flaws such as data lag and an overreliance on brand image, but its use in patient education is widespread and impactful.
Children’s hospitals no longer have the luxury of acting alone and must begin to align with other providers, engaging in co-opetition.
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