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The Financial Pressures That Chairs of Clinical Departments Face—and How to Manage Them
Chairs of major clinical departments have always faced budgetary pressures. But the effects of the COVID pandemic—which have led to rising medical usage—as well as inflation and labor shortages are just some of the acute financial stressors taxing academic health centers right now. “Costs of labor and goods are going up, but there is pressure … Continue reading “The Financial Pressures That Chairs of Clinical Departments Face—and How to Manage Them”
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How Health Care Leaders Can Build Effective, Bias free AI
As advances in technology have continued to evolve, many health care leaders and clinicians have been exploring the promise of artificial intelligence (AI) to empower patients and practitioners and improve the efficiency of health care organizations. Some of the benefits these technologies can bring to health care range from the ability to predict who is … Continue reading “How Health Care Leaders Can Build Effective, Bias free AI”
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Evidence-Based Strategies to Reduce Global Tobacco Use
Tobacco use is a serious global public health emergency. With the World Health Organization (WHO) estimating tobacco-related deaths at more than 8 million people a year globally, leaders from around the world need to take action to reduce distribution and demand, says Vaughan Rees, Director of the Harvard T.H. Chan School of Public Health’s Center … Continue reading “Evidence-Based Strategies to Reduce Global Tobacco Use”
