Factsheet
Background
The Balanced Budget Act of 1997 imposed caps on the number of residents for which each teaching hospital is eligible to receiv
Certification Center
The American Hospital Association Certification Center (AHA-CC) designs and administers Certification Programs to recognize mastery of well-defined bodies of knowledge within health care management disciplines. Achieving an AHA certification demonstrates to patients, health care organizations, and the public, that the health care professional has met national performance standards specific to their job role.
In addition, the AHA-CC provides contracted services to the American Organization of Nurse Executives (AONE) in support of its Nurse Executive and Nurse Manager Certification Programs.
* CHC, CHESP, CHFM, CHHR, CMRP and CPHRM are trademarks of the AHA Certification Center, a division of the American Hospital Association, © 2015.
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Issue Landing Page
Introduction
Health care is changing as never before.
Issue Landing Page
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Toolkits/Methodology
Introduction
According to the U.S. Census Bureau, in 1900 only one in eight Americans was of a race other than white.
Factsheet
The Issue
Approximately 51 million Americans live in rural areas and depend upon the hospital in their community. Remote
Videos
Nicholas Tejeda and Ninfa M. Saunders announce the launch of the AHA's Institute for Diversity and Health Equity.