Winding road graphic with a yellow road sign reading “Patient-Centered Route Ahead,” representing the path toward Joint Commission accreditation enhancements, with the tagline “From Obligation to Opportunity.”

Navigating the Joint Commission Accreditation Enhancements: From Obligation to Opportunity

In the ever-evolving landscape of healthcare, one constant remains: the need for continuous improvement and accountability. The Joint Commission (TJC)—long regarded as the gold standard in accrediting healthcare organizations—introduced enhancements to its accreditation process in January 2025. These strategic pivots, according to the Joint Commission, were designed based on feedback from Joint Commission organizations to […]
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The Best & Worst Leadership Practices in Healthcare—And Why Lifelong Training Separates Them

Hospitals now operate at the intersection of accelerating clinical innovation, tightened margins, and record workforce turnover. Directors and C-suite leaders who thrive under these pressures share one trait: they treat leadership as a practice, refined through continuous, structured learning. Those who stagnate—relying on “one-and-done” courses or gut instinct—unknowingly replicate the very worst leadership behaviors: micromanagement, […]
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