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In this edition:
Fostering a Culture of Innovation
A Memo on Mergers: How to Effectively Communicate a Marriage of Brands **Special Section**
The Gundersen Health System 15 years in the Making: A Retrospective on a Path to Success
The Disruptive Director: Symptoms and Solutions
**Advisors' Corner**
Governance Restructuring: A Needed Change Management Initiative More Info
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In this edition:
The Board and Population Health
Hospital Boards Face New Challenges Addressing Physician Compensation **Special Section**
The Population Health Mandate: A Broader Approach to Care Delivery
Preparing Your Hospital for Market
**Advisors' Corner**
Massachusetts: Miracle of Morass? More Info
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In this edition:
Financial Viability: The Challenges of Living in Two Worlds
Managing Physician Employment: Learning from Past Mistakes **Special Section**
A Better Way: Dealing with Serious Illness and End of Life Care
Government Targets Healthcare Industry Officers and Directors Personally
**Advisors' Corner**
Growth in the Reform Era More Info
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In this edition:
New Board Challenges in Old Territory: Updating Credentialing and Peer Review in the World of Accountable Care
Better Governance through Formal Recruitment, Orientation, and Education **Special Section**
Value-Based Governance: Preparing for the Future of Healthcare
Creating Accountability in Facility Planning with a Focus on Organizational Value
**Advisors' Corner**
Board Member Time Demands: Revisiting a Growing Concern More Info
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In this edition:
Stakeholders Call for Massive Overhaul of New ACO Rule
Clinical Leadership: Now More Than Ever
Governing in an Era of Accountable Care
**Special Section**
A Guide to the Board’s Compliance Oversight Duties
**Advisors' Corner**
Hot Topics in Healthcare Governance More Info
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In this edition:
Orientation and Assessments Lead to Effective Governance
A Value-Based Marathon Doesn’t Start with an ACO-Sprint: A Board Member’s Guide to ACO Alternatives
**Special Section**
Quality and Safety: How Far Have We Really Come?
Increased Fraud and Abuse Enforcement against Hospitals
**Advisors' Corner**
A “No Apologies” Approach to Clinical Integration More Info
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In this edition:
Reshaping Directors’ Views and Efforts in a Reforming Healthcare Marketplace
Physician Practice Acquisitions: Key Legal Concerns for Hospital Boards and Executives
**Special Section**
Intentional Governance: Seven Essential Elements to Building a Better Board
Ensuring Your Hospital’s Preparedness for a Future Partnership, Part Two: Strategies for Addressing Contractual Issues
A Declaration of (Director) Independence
**Advisors' Corner**
It’s Time for the Standalone Hospital to Retire the Corporate “Association” Governance Model More Info
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In this edition:
Patient-Centered Decision Making: Ethics Form the Foundation
Ensuring Your Hospital’s Preparedness for a Future Partnership, Part One: Due Diligence
**Special Section**
The Changing Face of Physicians on the Hospital Governing Board: Tactics for Promoting Board–Physician Understanding
Repeal of Bipartisan Appeal? Health Reform Challenges Continue
Revisiting Term Limits: To Limit or Not to Limit—That Is the Term Question
**Advisors' Corner**
The Triple Aim: What Healthcare Reform Means for the Board Quality Committee More Info
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In this edition:
Accountable Care Organizations: The Latest News from Washington, D.C.
The Board's Role in the M&A Process: Meeting Fiduciary Obligations
Erasing the Line Between Physicians and Administration
**Special Section**
Community Benefit in the Era of Health Reform: Opportunities for Hospital Leadership
**Advisors' Corner**
A Critical Decision for Single Hospital and Smaller Health System Boards More Info
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In this edition:
Quality Outcomes and Board Accountability
Dodd-Frank: New Federal Legislation Continues to Expand Governance and Board Oversight
Bundled Payment: What It Is, Why It's Important, and How to Prepare
Disparities in Health Status and Access: Race, Reality, and "Reform"
Strategic Conversations
**Advisors' Corner**
Accountable Care Organizations: The Case Is (Relatively) Strong but the Jury Is Out More Info
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