Today's Top 20 Healthcare News Articles
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Trinity's 'revenue engine'
In the current environment, surgeries and procedures are Trinity Health's "revenue engine," chief transformation officer Ray Anderson, PhD, said on the Livonia, Mich.-based system's Oct. 16 investor call. -
Penn Medicine researchers create 1st mRNA C. diff vaccine
University of Pennsylvania and Children's Hospital of Philadelphia researchers have developed the first mRNA Clostridioides difficile vaccine — and it's shown promising results in animal models. -
Ballad Health taps Northern region CFO
Johnson City, Tenn.-based Ballad Health has named Bob Bender CFO of its Northern region, according to an Oct. 16 post on his LinkedIn page.
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Penn State Health's diversity chief to retire
Lynette Chappell Williams, vice president and chief diversity officer of Penn State Health, will retire Nov. 29. -
New Ochsner children's hospital gets green light
New Orleans-based Ochsner Health has received approval for its zoning requests for its new children's hospital building, nola.com reported Oct. 16. -
WoodBridge greenlighted to acquire Pennsylvania system for $180M: 4 things to know
WoodBridge Healthcare, a nonprofit organization, has received the necessary approvals to borrow $180 million for the acquisition of CommonWealth Health, a three-hospital system in Pennsylvania, from Franklin, Tenn.-based Community Health Systems. -
Epic asks federal judge to dismiss startup lawsuit: 7 things to know
Epic is asking a U.S. federal judge to dismiss an antitrust lawsuit filed against them by startup Particle Health.
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Lifespan rebrands as Brown University Health
Providence, R.I.-based Lifespan has rebranded as Brown University Health. -
Kentucky hospital names COO
Joey Waddell has been appointed COO of Highlands ARH Regional Medical Center in Prestonsburg, Ky. -
5 hospitals, health systems recently creating new leadership roles
Hospitals and health systems are making changes in their leadership ranks based on organizational needs in today's healthcare environment. Some of the changes have involved adding inaugural roles to their C-suites. -
Real estate firm acquires Allina Health anchored campus for $72M
Minneapolis-based Davis, a healthcare real estate development, investment and management firm, has acquired Plymouth, Minn.-based West Health, a 201,000-square-foot outpatient medical center for $72 million.
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UCHealth, Estes Park Health sign letter of intent: 6 things to know
Aurora, Colo-based UCHealth signed a letter of intent on Oct. 3 for Estes Park (Colo.) Health to join UCHealth in 2025. -
The healthiest states for women and children in 2024, per UnitedHealth
For women and children in 2024, New Hampshire is the healthiest state in the nation while Arkansas is the least healthy, according to the "America's Health Rankings 2024 Health of Women and Children Report" from the United Health Foundation. -
Why an Oklahoma health system picked Epic
Talihina, Okla.-based Choctaw Nation Health Services Authority is one of 19 new health systems switching to an Epic EHR. -
In 1 week, workers at 4 HCA hospitals approve agreements
Members of the National Nurses Organizing Committee, an affiliate of National Nurses United, have approved a new labor contract with Corpus Christi (Texas) Medical Center. -
How a dual-hospital CEO strengthens community ties
At just 33 years old, Christopher Douglas, EdD, started his CEO career at Houston-based River Oaks Hospital and Clinics in 2019, where he helped grow the hospital's inpatient beds from 12 to 56 and added 11 intensive care unit beds in a two year span. -
Mayo's new initiative to bring Japanese health tech to US market
Mayo Clinic Platform_Accelerate has forged a new partnership with the Japan External Trade Organization to roll out a two-phase initiative aimed at expanding opportunities for Japanese health tech companies to engage with the U.S. healthcare market. -
Why hundreds of US pharmacies are closing
Changing consumer trends and market dynamics are leading to hundreds of pharmacy store closures in the U.S. -
Duke Health's Microsoft pilot puts nurses at forefront
Duke University Health System has been an early adopter of a new tool from Microsoft and Epic that aims to streamline nursing documentation, Kay Lytle, DNP, RN, chief nursing information officer at the health system, told Becker's. -
AHA issues community violence interventions for hospitals
The American Hospital Association released its last Hospitals Against Violence Advisory Group guidelines. The guidelines focus on community-based violence interventions.
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