Health systems turn to restructures and job cuts amid rising expenses, over 100 consumer products contain toxic chemicals, and more.

100+ consumer products contain toxic chemicals, study finds (Monday, May 8)

More than 100 common consumer products contain at least one chemical linked to cancer or reproductive and developmental problems, according to a recent study published in Environmental Science & Technology. Here's what you need to know.

The 'Top Hospitals for Outpatient Joint Replacement' in 2023 (Tuesday, May 9)

Healthgrades on Tuesday released its first-ever list of the "Top Hospitals for Outpatient Joint Replacement," recognizing hospitals with "superior clinical outcomes in outpatient knee and outpatient hip replacement."

4 ways leaders can make the most of their time with remote staff (Wednesday, May 10)

With a large portion of the workforce in hybrid or remote settings, leaders need to find "creative and intentional" ways to have face-to-face time with employees. Writing for the Harvard Business Review, senior leadership coach Kristi Hedges provides four visibility strategies leaders can implement instead of "promoting a general 'butts-in-seats' approach."

Health systems turn to restructures, job cuts amid rising expenses (Thursday, May 11)

As many health systems struggle with rising expenses and other financial difficulties, some organizations are considering cutting jobs among non-clinical staff, including at the executive level, to cut costs and streamline their operations going forward, Carole Hudson reports for Modern Healthcare.

What physicians earned in 2022, in 4 charts (Friday, May 12)

Physicians Thrive recently released its latest Physician Compensation Report, which describes the ongoing impact of COVID-19 on compensation, compensation by specialty, region, and more in 2022. See the compensation trends on our interactive charts.