Workforce Compensation and Performance Improvement Resources

In a recent edition of McDermott Will & Emery's Governing Health Podcast Series, Tim Cotter joins Michael Peregrine and Ralph DeJong to discuss the evolving role of the nonprofit health system director and the use of compensation as a key recruitment and retention tool.

SullivanCotter featured in Modern Healthcare to discuss the board's evolving role as hospitals and health systems navigate an increasingly consumer-driven marketplace for health care.

For some not-for-profits, fundraising professionals are considered the lifeblood of the organization, and the loss of key talent could mean a loss of momentum and/ or continuity in donor relationships. In developing a fundraising talent strategy for this year and beyond, organizations should consider proactive strategies to attract and retain high-performing and high-potential professionals, while also enhancing the capabilities of existing staff.

Tim Cotter, Chairman and Managing Director, discusses the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act and other trends in executive compensation governance in McDermott Will & Emery's Governing Health Podcast Series

The Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS) recently published its newest Star Ratings, designed to measure and report hospital quality. These ratings have provoked a number of questions and concerns as more than 3,600 hospitals - regardless of size, breadth of services, or geographic location - are benchmarked against a collective average.

Using national benchmarks like the CMS Star Ratings can be a great way for specialty hospitals to help drive quality improvement, but only if they understand the nuances and complexities in the data and how to best analyze it.

View highlights from the 2017 Hospital-Based
Physician Compensation and Work Effort Survey

View highlight's from the 2017 Advanced Practice Provider Compensation and Pay Practices Survey