Hospitals, businesses, universities and some government agencies are embracing mandatory COVID-19 vaccination policies.
Texas health care leaders advancing in the industry.
Texas health care leaders advancing in the industry.
Food services must remain a definitive component of not only your care plan, but a key lever in staff retention.
The Texas Hospital Association’s education team delivers continuing education to enhance hospital operations and performance. Throughout the COVID-19 pandemic, the team faced several challenges to ensure hospital leaders have accessible educational opportunities.
When it comes to public health, the Texas Hospital Association walks the talk. This year, THA brought back the annual staff flu shot clinic. On Sept. 23, 2021, THA employees rolled up their sleeves to get their annual influenza vaccine.
After 45 years of service to Texas hospitals, Ollie Jo Bozeman, senior director of Governance and Executive Administration at the Texas Hospital Association, is preparing to retire.
Hospitals across Texas host celebrations to boost patient and staff morale.
THA’s sixth CEO, John Hawkins, looks back at public policy wins and looks forward to new priorities for the organization centered on a tripartite mission to address hospital funding, workforce challenges and public health in Texas.
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