National research reveals what it takes to attract and retain young Millennials and Gen Z.

Children’s hospitals continue to experience shortages across pediatric care fields with an outsized impact on mental and behavioral health specialties.

Children's Hospital Association urges the Finance Committee to bolster Medicare-supported pediatric subspecialty training for children’s hospitals in larger health care systems.

Learn more about the Health Resources and Services Administration grant programs that can support children’s hospitals’ efforts to strengthen their clinical workforce.

As Congress evaluates funding this fiscal year, we encourage them to prioritize and consider the unique needs of children and the providers that serve them.

Children’s Hospital Association (CHA) advances child health through innovation in the quality, cost, and delivery of care in children’s hospitals and health systems.

A letter to congressional leaders outlines the fall priorities critical for children’s health care across the nation.

These factsheets provide background on pediatric non-physician clinical workforce shortages as well as policy solutions.

The letter highlights the need to reauthorize CHGME with no policy changes and ensure any PAHPA reauthorization prioritizes the unique needs of children.