Dec 28, 2020 By Rich Daly, HFMA Senior Writer and editor Many hospitals face the possibility of penalties for using a non-compliant approach to meet looming price transparency requirements, advocates and advisers say. New requirements for each hospital to post...
When you’re working from home, it can be really hard to transition from work mode to personal mode, but it’s more important than ever to keep the distinction clear. Here’s how to make the switch. First, establish a routine that eases you into work...
One of the most eventful years of our lifetime is coming to an end, and I am unsure whether to breathe a sigh of relief or gather my armor. Predicting the future is often a guessing game, so instead, let’s work on preparation. As we near the end of 2020, there...
Crisis. It’s a word connected to what some people are experiencing in tandem with the pandemic. It’s also a word connected to what managers and our employees, as humans, experience in the workplace during our careers. As managers, how do we assist our...
Everyone makes mistakes. We’ve all heard that statement, and yet when we make a mistake at work, we often panic. What should we do in this situation? Should we correct the error and bring it to someone’s attention, or should we walk away, hoping others...
The first thing Matthew Streeter does when he gets to his office is to wash his hands. The CFO at Black River Memorial Hospital, Black River Falls, Wisconsin, then checks the supply inventory updates in his email and logs in for a remote conference with the incident...
