Greater Cincinnati Hospitals Update Visitation Restrictions
We are staying prepared with the latest information and guidance from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) and state health departments.
We are staying prepared with the latest information and guidance from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) and state health departments.
In this collaboration with IBM’s Big Data and Analytics Hub, learn how Health Care Access Now utilizes services from The Health Collaborative to help Community Health Workers address social determinants and client barriers to better health.
Our Public Information Officer checks in with some sound advice and resources on COVID-19.
This is the first rotation to include St. Elizabeth Healthcare in Northern Kentucky to bring the total to five health systems in the Greater Cincinnati & Northern Kentucky area.
Over 85 media professionals, hospital communication leaders, law enforcement representatives, and public information officers gathered together to commence the second annual Media Summit
Being involved in this program opened many doors for this senior. Through TAP MD, Baker is now able to reach out to medical professionals due to the major networking opportunities.
The insights gained through this process are already helping guide THC policy and practice.
This unique training program is designed to prevent skill atrophy and build civilian/military relationships while strengthening community ties.
In the next 12 months, our goal is to support our health system and hospital members as they quickly assess their ability to meet these new requirements.
Wright oversees The E.W. Scripps Company enterprise-wide diversity and inclusion strategies.
The Health Collaborative is partnering with Mathematica, the Patient Advocate Foundation, and MediaAgility on a solution leveraging artificial intelligence and industry-leading methods to achieve goals that drive primary care transformation.
Healthcare heroes in the Greater Cincinnati region were recognized for their excellence in the areas of quality improvement, population health, healthcare technology, and diversity & inclusion
Pending acceptance, The Health Collaborative will help practices with pre-enrollment to join an upcoming CMS initiative to reduce clinical administrative burdens while improving quality.
Keith Hepp will chair the Board of an organization that is growing in size, service and influence nationally.
Hundreds of volunteers, regional emergency management agencies, hospitals, and first responders gathered to participate in the 2019 Mass Casualty Incident Exercise.
Congratulations to Dr. O’Toole – and all the finalists and winners at the 2019 CSuite Awards!
Finalists (and winners) are chosen by past Inspire winners, program leaders, and subject matter experts in four areas including: diversity and inclusion, population health; health information technology; and patient safety and quality improvement.
S.M.A.R.T. is an innovative, strategic partnership between the U.S. military and regional healthcare systems designed to prevent skill atrophy and build civilian/military relationships while strengthening community ties. 30 Active, Reserve, and Guard personnel representing the U.S. Army graduated from the unique training program.
Our new Director of IT Solutions Architecture has started out strong with lots of great insights and ideas. Read on for a quick Q&A getting to know Andrew.
The C-Suite Awards Program honors C-level executives for their contributions and commitment to the community.