Leadership

‘Stuck in the Middle With You’

HFMA's chair urges healthcare finance leaders to be intentional in encouraging many voices to be heard, recognizing cognitive biases that are misleading and helping guide decisions to the best possible outcome.

Michael M. Allen, FHFMA, CPA April 29, 2021

How it works: hfm’s ‘Expert Reviewed’ status is hard earned

Articles designated as "expert reviewed" in hfm must go through a rigorous vetting process to earn that label and be published in the magazine.

Brad Dennison April 28, 2021

‘Auld Lang Syne’

Michael M. Allen, FHFMA, CPA, reflects on the past two years as his extended term as HFMA's National Chair draws to a close.

Michael M. Allen, FHFMA, CPA April 28, 2021

Herd immunity and the prospect of seeing an end to the COVID-19 crisis

There are widespread expectations that the United States will achieve herd immunity against COVID-19 within the coming year, and possibly by this summer.

Ken Perez April 28, 2021

The AAHA and the tumult of Medicare

Passage of Medicare in 1965 would have a profound effect on the American Association of Hospital Accounting, resulting in a change of name and direction for the Association.

HFMA April 27, 2021

Healthcare News of Note: CMS offers new guidance on making healthcare price transparency information searchable

CMS guidance on making price transparency information searchable, a correlation between job loss and nurse suicides and using incentives to move hospitals away from just-in-time PPE inventories are all topics covered in this week’s Healthcare News of Note.

Deborah Filipek April 21, 2021

7 steps for supporting organizational well-being and mitigating clinician burnout

As part of a strategy to mitigate burnout and boost clinician well-being, interventions should be tailored to the specific needs of teams.

Nick Hut April 19, 2021

Healthcare News of Note: Healthcare entities are mandating COVID-19 vaccines for staff

Healthcare News of Note for healthcare finance professionals is a roundup of recent news articles, including mandated vaccines for healthcare workers, a delay to Medicare payment cuts and the higher costs of ED visits that involve surprise medical bills.

Deborah Filipek April 16, 2021

Why bigger isn’t always better when it comes to the cost effectiveness of health

HFMA President and CEO Joe Fifer reflects on the need to assess cost effectiveness of health through the eyes of care purchasers.

Joseph J. Fifer, FHFMA, CPA April 16, 2021

How leaders can deploy the power of positivity to uplift their teams and their organizations

To boost morale and improve productivity, it’s important for leaders to go beyond words of praise and consider how they can connect with employees on a deeper level.

Jill Geisler April 16, 2021
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