As AI continues to reshape business models and workflows, the true differentiator will be human ingenuity and innovations supported and scaled by AI, write Stacey Harris and Kim Seals.
With Medicare and Medicaid reimbursements expected to drop, hospitals are already bracing for a 6% to 7% reduction in per-visit payments this year alone.
The share of temporary, part-time and freelance workers is growing—but HR needs to ensure its tech strategy can attract and retain this valuable talent pool.
More than three-quarters of executives plan to expand their primary care footprint by adding more owned practices and employing more primary care providers over the next five to seven years.
Global HR leaders are facing unprecedented demands for agility and adaptability. HR tech is not only driving these developments but also providing leaders the tools to respond effectively.