Daily Briefing March 14, 2019 | The Daily Briefing Today's Daily Briefing View Archives Print Today's Daily Briefing Subscribe Advisory Board Insight Your employee resigns unexpectedly. Here's what to do next. It's only natural to feel emotional when a valued employee tells you they plan to leave—but how you handle the conversation may determine whether you can "save" the employee, or at least maintain a productive relationship. Advisory Board's Craig Pirner explains the three steps to a successful "resignation recovery" conversation. More Latest News Why feedback fails (and 3 better ways to help your staff improve) March 14, 2019 While many supervisors believe that giving frank feedback to their staff is the best—and only—way to drive excellent performance, research shows that "telling people how we think they should improve actually hinders learning," Marcus Buckingham and Ashley Goodall write in Harvard Business Review. More Hospitals are spending big on CAR T-cell therapy. The problem? 'We have not been paid.' March 14, 2019 Hospitals across the country are investing in CAR T-cell therapy, an innovative cancer treatment that utilizes a patient's own cells to fight their cancer—but many are finding it difficult to get reimbursed by insurers for the treatment, Ike Swetlitz reports for STAT News. More The 8 ways to rebound after a grueling shift, according to veteran nurses March 14, 2019 For nurses, being able to recover after a hard day at work is 'a critical career skill,' Rose Kennedy writes for the Atlanta Journal Constitution. Here's how three veteran nurses reset and rebound after a tough shift in time to go back to work the next day. More The next Apple Watch could include a sleep-tracking feature, sources say March 14, 2019 Apple is reportedly testing a new sleep-tracking feature for its Apple Watch, Mark Gurman reports for Bloomberg—a move that would better position Apple to compete with companies like FitBit that already sell wearables with sleep-tracking functions. More The shocking rise in 'deaths of despair,' charted March 14, 2019 Deaths from alcohol, drugs, and suicide—so-called "deaths of despair"—in 2017 hit the highest rate since the collection of data on the deaths started two decades ago, according to an analysis from the Trust for America's Health and the Well Being Trust. More FDA approves new generic heart drug amid shortage March 14, 2019 FDA on Tuesday announced it has approved a new generic blood pressure and heart failure medication to help address a shortage that resulted from multiple drug recalls. More Around the nation: Appeals court ruling would allow Planned Parenthood defunding to move forward March 14, 2019 The ruling overturns a decision by the lower court that prevented the state from defunding the clinics, in today's bite-sized hospital and health industry news from Florida, Minnesota, Mississippi, and Ohio. More