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The gap between revenue cycle and supply chain is thinning ASC margins ASC profitability isn’t only a revenue cycle problem or only a supply chain problem — it’s what happens between them. At a roundtable convened at Becker’s 23rd Annual…
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Jessica Thurston
Vice President of Client Development at nimble solutions
Amanda Whitener
Senior Director of Client Development at nimble solutions
Nebraska has the highest hourly rate for cardiologists, according to data published May 15 by the Bureau of Labor Statistics. Below are the mean hourly for cardiologists in 36 states, according to May 2025 salary data from BLS. Becker’s also…
With industry labor costs approaching $900 billion and many organizations losing significant nursing time to administrative work, even small inefficiencies carry major financial consequences. EMRs, HRIS platforms, ERP systems and scheduling tools each support critical functions but the data rarely…
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Bharat Sundaram
Chief Executive Officer, Hallmark
Bonnie Jensen
Chief Nurse Executive, Bryan Health
Pediatric long-term residential care demands continuous visibility across dispersed neighborhoods, especially for children moving on and off mechanical ventilation. Elizabeth Seton Children’s Center expanded ventilator beds in its home-like environment and adopted a customizable clinical surveillance platform integrating ventilator and…
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Yelena Yadgarova
Director of Respiratory Services, Elizabeth Seton Children’s Center
Christopher Moore
Director of Quality, Elizabeth Seton Children’s Center
Giridhar Poondi
NA Regional Marketing Acute Care Informatics, Philips
The average total compensation for cardiologists rose $55,000 between 2024 to 2025, yet 61% of cardiologists said they believe they are underpaid, according to a Medscape report. The “Cardiologist Compensation Report: Evaluating Your Salary 2026,” published May 15, surveyed 5,916…
Few hospital decisions carry more downstream impact than the ED disposition call: discharge, observation or inpatient admission. The wrong determination can trigger denials, audits and revenue loss long after the patient has gone home. This new white paper from a…
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A patient in crisis arrives at the ED, is stabilized, discharged with a referral — and never connects with follow-up care. Weeks later, they return. The cycle repeats. For many health systems, this is still the default model. It doesn’t…
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Laura Bauer
Vice President of Strategy, Iris Telehealth
Carolyn Mcekron-Bragg
Clinical Director, Southern Regional Medical Center, Prime Healthcare
Jennifer Cullen, MSW
President Of Behavioral Services, Beth Israel Lahey Health
Jason Betts, DNP, RN, CEN, NEA-BC
Director Of Patient Care For Emergency & Behavioral Health Services, Emory Healthcare
LalithKumar Solai, MD
Vice Chair, Clinical Services, Department, Psychiatry and Behavioral Sciences, Medical University of South Carolina
Telehealth programs don’t stall because of a lack of vision; they stall when policy requirements outpace implementation. This session is designed to close that gap. Healthcare leaders from health systems, clinics and telehealth resource centers will walk through how to…
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Cynthia Garza Moore
Interim Program Director | Pili Ola Telehealth Project Coordinator | Pacific Basin Telehealth Resource Center
Healthcare organizations are under increasing pressure to improve operational efficiency while supporting overextended clinical engineering teams. In this webinar, leaders will explore how agentic AI can help biomedical technicians streamline workflows, reduce administrative burden, and access faster troubleshooting and equipment…
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Murphy McGraw
Senior Director, Product Management, TRIMEDX
Lindsay Price
Manager, Product Management TRIMEDX
