11 hospital projects in the fastest-growing state

Several hospital and expansion projects are underway in South Carolina, the fastest-growing U.S. state. The state recorded a population growth rate of 1.5%, increasing by 79,958 residents between July 1, 2024, and July 1, 2025, according to data from the U.S. Census Bureau released Jan. 27.  Becker’s has reported on 11 hospital projects in South […]

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Newsom ajusta su discurso sobre la salud de inmigrantes enfocado en una posible candidatura presidencial

El gobernador de California, Gavin Newsom, que aspira a presentarse en las elecciones presidenciales, ha enfurecido tanto a demócratas como a republicanos por su posición sobre la atención médica para los inmigrantes en su estado. La situación revela el delicado camino político que tiene por delante. Por segundo año, el demócrata pidió a los legisladores […]

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Why pharmacy integration is no longer optional

As therapies become more specialized and expensive, patients are relying on pharmacy teams for more than medication dispensing. Health systems are responding by integrating pharmacists more deeply into clinical care, particularly in specialty and oncology settings, where treatment complexity and coordination demands are highest. “Patients increasingly expect pharmacists to act as clinical partners, not just […]

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Hawaii system taps chief people strategy officer

Robin Kobayashi has been appointed executive vice president and chief people strategy officer for Honolulu-based The Queen’s Health Systems. Ms. Kobayashi brings decades of experience leading workforce transformation and people strategy in complex environments, according to a Feb. 3 LinkedIn post from the health system.  She most recently served as senior vice president of human […]

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Mass General Brigham receives $35M gift for cancer facilities

Boston-based Massachusetts General Hospital — part of Somerville, Mass.-based Mass General Brigham — has received $35 million from Irving Oil to fund two cancer-focused facilities within the Phillip and Susan Ragon Building, currently under construction. The funds will establish the Irving Oil Limited Center for Urgent Cancer Care in Honor of Arthur L. Irving and […]

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What keeps supply chain leaders up at night

Hospital supply chain leaders say the playbook that worked just a few years ago no longer holds.  Global economic instability, fragile supplier networks, pricing pressures and uneven clinical purchasing patterns inside hospitals are converging at the same time health systems are demanding greater savings from supply operations — leaving leaders to rethink how reliability, cost […]

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