Nonprofit hospitals saw little payoff from management consultants, with no significant improvements in finances, operations or patient care found.

An analysis of more than 300 nonprofit hospitals that used costly management consultants found no evidence that the ...

As hospitals navigate tighter financial constraints, leaders should more closely evaluate the cost-benefit of using management consultants.

Investigators sought to determine whether hiring management consultants resulted in meaningful changes in finances, operations, or quality of care at nonprofit hospitals in the US.

Nonprofit hospitals may have gotten a raw deal on the millions to billions of dollars they spent on management consulting ...

In recent decades, management consulting firms have become a fixture in the American healthcare system, wielding outsized ...