Hospitals don’t suffer from a lack of data; they suffer when data can’t be translated into timely, accountable action. Clinical, registry, and operational information often sits in different systems ...

Healthcare is still organized around episodes rather than lives, and without shared governance for how data is curated, trusted and exchanged, fragmentation persists even as digital investment ...

The Joint Commission recognized nine U.S. hospitals for advancing the evolution and utilization of health IT and electronic clinical quality measures to drive quality improvements in 2017 and 2018.

A larger number of hospitals are showing improvements in their quality of care said the Joint Commission in its annual report on quality and safety of hospitals. Last week during a webcast detailing ...

Hospitals are built on the promise of safe, effective, and compliant care, with a strong quality management function at the heart of that promise. But even as organizations prioritize quality ...

Those of us who work in healthcare know a simple truth: The more often a hospital or surgeon performs a particular procedure, the better the outcomes and the lower the cost. It’s common sense: Volume, ...

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At a time when 37% of hospitals are losing money, the pressure is on to find innovative ways to drive profitability. For many hospitals pursuing growth and innovation, patient engagement—which is ...

The system at one of UTMB Health's hospitals encouraged behavioral change among providers that led to reduced infections and ...

There are two U.S. hospitals that are new to the Global Top 250 list: Brigham and Women's Faulkner Hospital (No. 25) and ...

The 2026 methodology places increased emphasis on hospital quality metrics (40% of total score), reinforcing the growing role of outcomes-based evaluation in U.S. health care. Peer recommendations (35 ...

About one in five New York hospitals received the lowest federal quality rating in 2025, and about 9% received the highest rating as the state's health system braced for financial volatility tied to ...