Weekly trade magazine features news and information for healthcare executives, with special features including the annual "Hospital Mergers and Acquisitions Report" (January issue), "Truveen Health 100 Top Hospitals" (March issue), "Hospital Systems Survey" (July issue), and "Executive Compensation Survey" (August issue). Selected articles from each issue of the magazine can be viewed free online.
H&HN Magazine
https://www.hhnmag.com/
Monthly trade journal features news and information for hospital and health system executives, with topics covered
in each issue of the magazine including leadership and strategy, operations, finance, patient care, quality
and safety, workforce, legislation and regulations, information technology, and industry trade conferences.
Selected articles from each issue of the magazine are available online.
TrendWatch Chartbook
https://www.aha.org/
Web-based publication features charts that highlight important trends in the hospital and health care fields,
with topics addressed in individual chapters including trends in the overall health care market, organizational
trends, utilization and volume, trends in hospital finance, workforce trends, economic contribution of hospitals,
and community health indicators. Individual chapters are available online.
AHA Annual Survey Database
https://www.ahadata.com/
Comprehensive survey database provides facility-level insights for U.S. hospitals on topics such as organizational
structure, health system/network affiliation, facilities and services provided, beds and utilization, physician
arrangements, staffing levels, revenue by type and payor, operating and capital expenses, geographic location,
and accreditations and approval codes by accrediting organization.
AHA Hospital Statistics
https://www.ahadata.com/
Comprehensive reference source allows users to analyze and compare community hospital trends over a period of
years, with utilization, personnel, and finance data broken down by number of beds, U.S. Census division, and
state; facilities and services data broken down by U.S. Census division and state; and
community health indicators broken down by U.S. Census division and metro area.
Market analysis report provides industry statistics for a user-defined area on a national, state, county, metro area, or zip code level, with data provided including number of companies, market volume and sales trends, average company sales, sales per employee, staffing and employment trends, average employee wage, and business start up activity and failure rates. Sample report can be viewed online.
Annual financial benchmarking report provides a comprehensive analysis of the financial and operating performance of U.S. hospitals and includes five-year trend data for more than 70 financial performance measures such as revenue per bed and profit per discharge, with data broken out by peer group based on annual revenue, number of beds, type of facility, and quality score on a regional and national level.
Annual compensation study provides salary and benefits information for over 200 job positions including management, nursing, therapy, laboratory, radiological, rehabilitation, dietary, pharmacy, technical, and clerical personnel, with compensation data broken out by annual revenue, number of beds (< 200, 200 to 499, 500 or more), organization type (for-profit, not-for-profit), geographic region, state, and county.
Annual compensation survey provides data on base salaries, total cash compensation, and total direct compensation for executives and managers in hospitals and health systems by organization type and size, with compensation data broken out on a regional and sub-regional basis for hospitals. Summary data from the survey is featured in the executive compensation issue of Modern Healthcare magazine.
Annual survey provides an in-depth review of merger and acquisitions in the health care market, with information provided with regard to hospitals including mergers and acquisitions by number of beds, price/revenue and price/EBITDA multiples, hospitals with two or more transactions, nonprofit and for- profit acquisitions by beds acquired, and transactions in Medicaid expansion/non-expansion states.