Children’s hospitals face huge challenges to improve patient outcomes, decrease costs and transform the delivery of care – like offering more coordinated care – while maintaining training programs for the next generation of pediatricians and specialists. Our resources help hospitals improve operational efficiency, including the environment of care and patient satisfaction, and drive costs out of the health care system.
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Providing a sense of hope to patients and families is a primary goal at Scottish Rite Hospital, and it goes beyond the skill and expertise of its ...
These strategies also help raise patient family satisfaction rates.
After more than 30 years working in a children's hospital, Kurt Newman has experienced it all.
Sandra Fenwick has served on the CHA Board of Trustees since 2016.
National research offers insights into effective strategies to recruit, engage and retain millennial employees in children’s hospitals.
It takes a different approach to recruit and retain 20- and 30-somethings.
St. Jude leaders revealed the best ways to help their staff stay healthy through a data-driven approach using the Claims and Health Analytics ...
Take a closer look at these easy-to-implement ideas from your peers that your hospital can use to drive results into the future.
Hospitals share their strategies for improving patient family engagement, clinical care and communication.
Hospital facility features advances in family-centered care, environmentally sustainable green design and state-of-the-art surgical diagnostic suites.
Hospitals and health systems face a new reality now that the tax reform bill has been signed into law.
Robot technology helps leaders at Nicklaus Children's Hospital interact with patients more than 100 miles away.
For help tackling big problems, turn to the teams in the hospital that are seeing the issues firsthand.
Ideas can come from unexpected places.
Children’s hospitals are using data to assess the needs of their employee populations after revised guidelines on high blood pressure were released.
When someone says something can't be done, it's their way of putting their head in the sand.
Generating and implementing new ideas and processes doesn't have to take a lot of time or cost a lot of money.
Feeling busy but not productive? That means it's time to take a step back and consider making some changes.
Innovation doesn't necessarily mean "disruption." Here's how to be strategic with a smaller-scale approach.
A test utilization management program can help children's hospitals reduce lab costs, avoid unnecessary blood draws and improve care.
Generations of parents and patients expect different things from their experience in a children's health care setting. Is your hospital keeping up?
She has served on the CHA Board of Trustees since 2015.
Active, two-way dialogue helps create new opportunities.
Peggy Troy, the CEO of Children's Hospital Wisconsin, shares why values are so important.
How children's hospitals prepared for Hurricanes Harvey and Irma.
An ambitious, national project is underway to test new payment and delivery models for children with medical complexity.