This Fall, I went on a business-led Palm Beach County leadership trip to Charlotte, North Carolina to see why the city’s stellar growth in attracting a high amount of talent has left out much of its own population. The Chetty research study revealed a tale of two cities in which certain zip codes ranked dead last in economic mobility; certain social determinants must improve to lessen inequities.
Read MoreDr. Robert Sackstein, who grew up in Miami, will leave Harvard Medical School to join Florida International University, where he’ll be the dean of the Herbert Wertheim College of Medicine and senior VP for health affairs....
Read MoreHealthcare providers and healthcare systems have common fundamental goals – improving clinical and health outcomes, expanding and facilitating access to all healthcare services across the full continuum of care, and optimizing cost and efficiency. The ability to achieve these goals, however, is severely constrained by a range of critical challenges.
Read MoreThe University of Miami Executive MBA is celebrating its fortieth-year anniversary. As one of the very first business school-based health management programs in the United States, the program proudly counts over 1,000 highly successful regional and national CEOs, vice presidents, physicians and nurse executives, research directors and entrepreneurs amongst its alumni.
Read MoreCatholic Hospice is on the threshold of celebrating its 30year anniversary, serving people of all faiths in our community. With this milestone comes an opportunity to reflect not only on past accomplishments, but rather and more importantly on the future – the next 30 years.
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