Now more than ever, Texas hospitals need leaders in Washington, D.C., to advance sound policies that help facilities continue to fulfill their lifesaving mission – and navigate the considerable challenges that come with delivering health care in the modern age.
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Keep up with the most pressing issues facing hospitals today with messages from THA’s Chief Executive Officer John Hawkins.
The Texas Hospital Association announced today that Laura Cornelson, MSN, RN, has been named Vice President of Clinical Initiatives. In this new role, Cornelson will oversee the association’s clinical initiatives team and serve as a critical arm of THA’s advocacy policy department.
The Texas Hospital Association has announced additional new leadership ahead of the 89th Texas Legislative session. THA has selected Will Holleman as its new vice president of advocacy and public policy.
The Texas Hospital Association announced today key leadership changes ahead of the 89th Texas Legislative session.
Governing Body (Board), Medical Staff, Utilization Review This ten-part online seminar series will cover a majority of the CMS Hospital CoP manual – Appendix A. It is an excellent way to educate everyone in your hospital on all the sections of the CMS hospital manual, especially ones that apply to…
This event is hosted by the THA, facilitated by the AHA and local FBI, and sponsored by the Partnership for Healthcare and Emergency Management of The Institute for Homeland Security at Sam Houston State University. The full-day workshop begins at 8:00 AM with breakfast, followed by opening remarks. The program…
Quality Assurance and Performance Improvement, Discharge Planning This ten-part online seminar series will cover a majority of the CMS Hospital CoP manual – Appendix A. It is an excellent way to educate everyone in your hospital on all the sections of the CMS hospital manual, especially ones that apply to…
Founded in 1930, the Texas Hospital Association is the leadership organization and principal advocate for the state’s hospitals and health care systems. Based in Austin, THA enhances its members’ abilities to improve accessibility, quality and cost-effectiveness of health care for all Texans. One of the largest hospital associations in the country, THA represents more than 85 percent of the state’s acute-care hospitals and health care systems, which employ more than 400,000 health care professionals statewide.
