Providing patients in the country illegally with suboptimal care because of their immigration status is taking a burnout toll on some doctors, researchers say.

A step-by-step look at how a medical malpractice civil case plays out and a look at what parts of the process can be particularly rough for physicians.

This article provides a process and a formula for determining the cost of caring for patients using time-driven, activity-based costing.

In an age of technological breakthroughs, a physician leader encourages organizational leaders to modernize the process for onboarding new hires.

Patients are charged a flat fee for basic care, providing a safety net for those with limited means. But there’s a big catch customers don’t always realize: This isn’t health insurance.

Although there’s no definitive list of the top money wasters, there are a few areas physician leaders should hold their teams accountable.

Amid the deconstruction of Obamacare, public opinion and physician leaders seem to be moving toward a national health plan. But if it ever does materialize, it will be a long time in coming, experts say.

Read about how Weill Cornell Medicine addresses a critical void for med students interested in health care leadership.

While some believe managers do not necessarily need content expertise to lead an organization, the evidence argues for physician-led health care organizations.

The approaches used to address these concerns have had to advance with the times, says a veteran litigator who advises health care organizations.

A hospital CMO begins a pilot on a suggestion from a nurse practitioner and achieves better A1C measures and cost savings.

The Health Nevada Project’s developers discuss the massive volunteer response and steps taken ease privacy concerns during a Symposium session at the AAPL summit.