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What’s next for AbilityLab?
Now AbilityLab faces a challenge that has confronted companies such as Apple, General Electric and Starbucks: replacing a legendary CEO who personified the organization. “Whoever
Struggling economies, widening inequality and millions vulnerable: the urgent need for vaccine equity
Developed countries are far more likely to vaccinate their citizens, which risks prolonging the pandemic, and widening global inequality. Ahead of a dialogue at the
The spaces in between: Moving DEI beyond the status quo
When it comes to diversity, equity and inclusion, most organizations and their leaders have a strong desire to drive systemic change not only within their
Kaiser Permanente’s labor woes worsen as union authorizes strike vote
The labor union representing 24,000 Kaiser Permanente employees is pausing participation in its labor-management partnership with the integrated health system and is prepared to ask
FDA advisors OK Pfizer COVID booster for seniors, high-risk groups
Federal vaccine advisors today approved a third booster dose of Pfizer-BioNTech’s COVID-19 vaccine on an emergency use basis, but only for the most vulnerable groups,
Large insurers prepare to profit from Democratic proposal to expand Medicaid
But it’s not entirely clear what would happen in the three non-expansion states that don’t have any MCOs, though the legislation gives HHS the option
Percy Allen II, longtime healthcare executive, dead at 80
Percy Allen II always tried to honor those who propelled his career in healthcare by encouraging young administrators. Allen, a longtime healthcare executive known for
U.S. panel backs COVID-19 boosters only for elderly, high-risk
An influential federal advisory panel has overwhelmingly rejected a plan to give Pfizer booster shots against COVID-19 to most Americans, but it endorsed the extra