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Preserving margin: Leveraging data to align clinical & financial goals

Hospitals and health systems are pressed to find timely, innovative ways to generate value and navigate economic headwinds. In this webinar, the discussion will be focused around how leading health systems are using data-driven strategies to bridge the gap between…

Dec 4, 2025 1:00 PM - 2:00 PM CST

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Dr. Aash Shah, CMO, HealthTrust
John Kontor, MD, SVP, GM Clinical Decision Support, Optum
John Beard, CMO, GE Healthcare

Preventable courier errors are costing you millions each year — here’s what to do about it

A new analysis shows the average health system spends more than $1 million annually on avoidable remediation for lost or delayed specimens. For many hospitals and labs, the cost of fixing courier errors often exceeds the cost of the courier…

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From interest to action: How health systems are implementing multi-cancer early detection

Only four cancers are routinely screened leaving most patients without early detection options. Multi-cancer early detection (MCED) is poised to change that. This blood-based screening test is gaining national momentum, and health systems are taking note: 67% are planning to…

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Staffing shortages, RCM issues, integrated care & more: How dental leaders are approaching innovation, industry challenges

This month, dental industry leaders spoke with Becker’s about new initiatives, workplace culture, dental practice success and more. Here is what five dental leaders told Becker’s in October: What will make or break the future of dental practice success Corey…

Harvard closes dental clinic due to financial strain

The Harvard School of Dental Medicine is permanently closing one of its dental clinics in Cambridge, Mass., according to an Oct. 26 report from The Harvard Crimson. The dental clinic was temporarily closed in April following an electrical fire, which…

DSO deals, Medicaid cuts & more: 7 dental updates in Virginia

Here are seven dental industry updates that have taken place in Virginia since July: 1. Salt Lake City-based Nuvia Dental Implant Center opened a practice location in Richmond, Va. 2. Dental practices in Virginia are having trouble with dental hygienist…

An Unwelcome Cashflow Strain on Hospitals: 340B Rebate Model Program Impact

A vital program to the survival of the country’s most vulnerable hospitals has announced a change that could significantly impact eligible hospitals. For more than 30 years, the 340B Drug Pricing Program has been an upfront discount model to hospitals…

Dec 2, 2025 11:00 AM - 12:00 PM CST

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Beth Feldpush, Senior Vice President, Policy and Advocacy, America’s Essential Hospitals
Nicole Faucher, President, Clearway Health
Shannon Sale, Executive Vice President, Chief Strategy Officer, Grady Health System
Allison Arant, Senior Vice President, Client Development and Marketing, Clearway Health

Where progress meets purpose: How 3 systems turned data into outcomes

Rising costs, fragmented systems and performance pressures are pushing hospitals to their limits. But some health systems are turning that pressure into progress — using trusted data and cross-functional collaboration to drive measurable improvement. For nearly twenty years, Health Catalyst…

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The cultural revolution taking over dentistry

Workplace culture has become a consistent focal point among dental organizations in recent years as factors like pay and benefits become less important to employees. DSOs and dental practices have made this shift to grapple with ongoing workforce shortages, particularly…

Connecticut dentist fined $10K, gets probation after patient death

A Connecticut dentist was recently ordered to pay a $10,000 fine and serve three years of probation after a patient’s death, CT Post reported Oct. 24. Chukym Alexis-Johnson, DDS, was performing an implant procedure on 81-year-old Maureen Scott in December…