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Catholic Health World is published by the Catholic Health Association of the United States on the 1st and 15th of every month (except August 15 and January 1). The publication includes news and information about the association and about Catholic health care organizations in the United States. Information about subscribing or advertising is available here.
CHA opinion survey: Voters hold health reform power
American voters believe that they have the most power to persuade politicians to act on health care reform - more power than the business community or advocacy organizations, according to a national public opinion survey commissioned by CHA.
Systems work together to prepare leaders
In grooming today's executives to become tomorrow's leaders, Catholic health systems must ensure not only that these up-and-comers have the business acumen they need, but also that they are spiritually grounded and in sync with the ministry's mission, values and culture.
Ascension Health executives converge on D.C. to urge reform
On April 29, more than 60 Ascension Health senior executives traveled to the nation's capital with a message: Health care access for all must be a top priority for the United States.
Systems and facilities reinforce call for health reform
This year, as in years past, ministry members brought enthusiasm and creativity to their participation in Cover the Uninsured Week.
Trinitas Hospital employees put spring in their steps
Employees at Trinitas Hospital in Elizabeth earned the facility the distinction of having New Jersey's largest American Heart Association walk-at-work program to date in 2008.
Dayton's Good Samaritan to acquire local heart hospital
Good Samaritan Hospital of Dayton, Ohio, plans to acquire Dayton Heart Hospital for $55 million this month and rename it Dayton Heart and Vascular Hospital, Owned and Operated by Good Samaritan Hospital.
Pope Benedict XVI leaves a lasting impression as a healer and leader
In homilies and addresses during his recent trip to the U.S., Pope Benedict XVI called on the faithful to minister to the sick and suffering and protect the vulnerable - exhortations that resonate with members of the Catholic health ministry.
St. Vincent's of Jacksonville assumes ownership of St. Luke's
St. Vincent's HealthCare of Jacksonville, Fla., has taken possession of St. Luke's Hospital, a facility it purchased three years ago from the Mayo Clinic then leased back to Mayo temporarily while Mayo built a new hospital.
Gardens extend healing mission beyond hospital walls
Aware of the proven connection between nature and healing, Catholic hospitals are being increasingly intentional about how they design and use their healing gardens.
Keeping Up
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