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C J Bolster

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2001 salary survey.

Boards are coming to respect how challenging it is to run a hospital, and increasingly view it as too big a job for one person. In our annual compensation survey report, Hay Group analysts assert that lower-level executives, senior managers and even middle managers have seen their stock rise in health care organizations, and that's reflected in the pay structure. Even so, CEOs aren't exactly struggling--but their total compensation still lags behind that of their counterparts in other industries.

Chief Executive Officers, Hospital↗

1999 salary survey. Is this the future of your bonus?

As pay trends go, one executive's bonus can be another's bane. Asked what they like about their compensation programs, health care execs and trustees say they're satisfied with the base salaries paid to their top people, but not with their bonus plans, especially for meeting long-term goals like stronger credit ratings and asset positions.

Chief Executive Officers, Hospital↗

Banking on bonuses.

Performance incentives cover a wider--and deeper--swath of health care than ever, according to the latest Hay Group surveys. Yet it's clear that most organizations are homegrowing compensation strategies that blend base and incentive pay into a cohesive package.

Data Collection↗

Bedside technology: seven keys to success.

Bedside technology offers a unique opportunity to enhance patient care and improve labor resource utilization. Achieving success with bedside technology in this environment is a difficult proposition with considerable risk. Based on the experience of the authors, there are seven keys to success which reduce the risk and drive the long-term usefulness of bedside technology.

Decision Making, Organizational↗