As medical education evolves to meet today’s health care demands, medical schools in Texas are contending with the challenge of prioritizing health equity in graduate medical education and residency programs.
Amid the ongoing pandemic, the Texas’ 2021 regular legislative session yielded significant outcomes for Texas hospitals and our health care infrastructure.
In June 2020, Lillian M. Hudspeth Memorial Hospital’s interim CEO, Lance Keilers and chief nursing officer, Hillary Galindo, RN, MSN, continued to navigate their rural hospital through a global pandemic in the wake of their CEO’s death. One year later, Lance and Hillary reflect on lessons learned and the role of their board members during a tumultuous period.
Texas health care leaders advancing in the industry.
Helping hospitals create a cleaner, safer world.
As the specialty pharmaceutical industry grows, there are significant savings opportunities for hospital 340B programs.
Even as hospitalizations surged, one hospital system leveraged its innovative partnership with a leading home health provider to manage the capacity crunch and improve the quality of care.
Through state-of-the art facilities and community networks, Texas sports medicine experts are helping athletes achieve their goals.
With nearly 100 years of combined experience working in and with hospitals, the Texas Hospital Association Foundation’s Clinical Initiatives team helps hospital members meet and exceed the highest standards of quality and patient safety.
Hospitals, businesses, universities and some government agencies are embracing mandatory COVID-19 vaccination policies.
