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May-June 2002
Volume 83, Number 3


A White Paper commissioned by CHA's Ministry Development Advisory committee.

A Denver-based health care system aims to make mission the principle of organizational performance.

An analysis of individual system competencies reveals remarkable consistency throughout the ministry.

Emotionally intelligent leadership is a skill that can be learned and taught throughout life.

In December 2001, groups of trustees and sponsors got together to discuss leadership and governance.

A new initiative allows Catholic Health East to "grow" its own leaders.

Wholeness is vital to leadership, a Canadian health care CEO says in an interview.

We can now put the results of CHA's "Living Our Promises, Acting On Faith" initiative into action.

Without reform, Catholic health care cannont practice biblical values.

Hospitals need to rethink the way they handle contracts, pricing, and collections.

The series' final article offers a framework for launching or accelerating the revenue enhancement process.

Partnerships between Catholic Health Care Organizations, Catholic Charities, and Other Groups