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Becker’s Hospital Review 13th Annual Meeting: growth strategy keynote panel

CEOs from health systems around the country discuss their growth strategies and culture at Becker’s 13th Annual Meeting. The event features keynotes and more than 250 speakers from prominent hospitals and…

Richard S. Isaacs, MD, shares 5 steps to restoring trust in health care

The Permanente Federation’s co-CEO writes in Harvard Business Review that rebuilding public trust in the U.S. health care system must be a priority.

Podcast: The intersection of information technology and health care

Host Chris Grant talks to Salesforce Senior Vice President and Chief Medical Officer Geeta Nayyar, MD, on how the digital transformation in medicine can drive improved patient care.

Richard S. Isaacs, MD, FACS, named among ‘50 Most Influential Clinical Executives’ of 2022 by Modern Healthcare

The co-CEO of The Permanente Federation is honored for the third straight year for advancing innovation in care delivery.

Programs focus on health and well-being for medical students

Kaiser Permanente Bernard J. Tyson School of Medicine is offering aid to students in preventing burnout and stress while prioritizing wellness.

T. Ruth Chang, MD, speaks on how the industry can address the projected physician shortage

The Northwest Permanente physician leader shares the medical group’s efforts to reduce physician burnout and return joy to medicine.

AMA interviews Northwest Permanente chief people officer on physician wellness

T. Ruth Chang says the keys to avoiding physician burnout include building a culture of wellness, optimizing the efficiency and efficacy of practice, and bringing joy and meaning to work.

Teach medicine in an exceptional classroom

Want to teach medicine? Practice where opportunities to provide medical training abound Medical training is a valuable part of the physician experience at Permanente Medical Groups If you wish to…

Permanente physicians find strength through peers

Peer support across the Permanente Medical Groups is more important than ever as physicians and medical teams continue to navigate a pandemic that has lasted longer than anyone expected.

Stephen Parodi, MD, writes about COVID-19’s threat to the moral fiber of American clinicians

Kaiser Permanente’s national infectious disease leader suggests clinicians look for guidance in the example set by predecessors who were on the front lines during the early 1980s AIDS epidemic.