Today's Top 20 Healthcare News Articles
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Mass General Brigham fires 2 employees after data breach
Mass General Brigham has terminated two employees for allowing another individual to perform their duties, resulting in a breach of some patients' protected health information. -
A look at Amazon's healthcare moves
From conducting layoffs in its One Medical unit to training an AI chatbot to handle incoming patient messages, here are eight of Amazon's healthcare moves reported by Becker's since January: -
White House opposes gender-affirming surgery for minors: Report
In its most direct statement on transgender care, the Biden administration said it opposes gender-affirming surgery for minors, The New York Times reported June 28.
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Geisinger begins $900M campus expansion
Geisinger has broken ground on a major expansion that will nearly double the size of Wyoming Valley Medical Center in Wilkes-Barre, Pa., a spokesperson for the system told Becker's. -
HCA Florida Mercy Hospital taps CEO
HCA Florida Healthcare has appointed Allyssa Tobitt CEO of HCA Florida Mercy Hospital in Miami. -
UK HealthCare acquires Kentucky system
Morehead, Ky.-based St. Claire HealthCare has officially joined Lexington-based UK HealthCare, part of the University of Kentucky in Lexington. -
MD Anderson, Rice partner to advance bioengineering research
The University of MD Anderson Cancer Center and Rice University, both based in Houston, have launched a Cancer Bioengineering Collaborative, a hub that aims to advance cancer research and accelerate the time it takes to turn findings into clinical use.
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A summer of advocacy for hospitals
The American Hospital Association is urging its members to ramp up federal advocacy this summer, emphasizing the critical need to influence key healthcare policies ahead of the upcoming election season. -
Experts divided on value of physician holograms
Experts are raising questions about whether 3D hologram technology adds any additional value to telehealth visits, The New York Times reported June 29. -
Cooper University Health acquires New Jersey system
Cooper University Health Care on July 1 completed the acquisition of Cape May, N.J.-based Cape Regional Health System. -
West Virginia system names VP of post-acute services
Morgantown-based WVU Health System appointed Maggie Thieman, MD, vice president of post-acute services.
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Cleveland Clinic accelerated physician training program graduates 1st students
Cleveland Clinic's accelerated physician training program graduated its first seven students at the end of June. -
In a 1st at ChristianaCare, physicians vote to unionize
Physicians at ChristianaCare locations in Delaware and Maryland voted to join the Doctors Council, an affiliate of the Service Employees International Union. -
HonorHealth saved $62M as an early adopter of AI
Scottsdale, Ariz.-based HonorHealth has raked in savings north of $62 million by improving patient flow and infusing systems with artificial intelligence. -
Kansas health system taps CFO
Hutchinson (Kan.) Regional Healthcare System has named Cameron Meyer CFO, according to a July 1 LinkedIn post from the system's CEO, Benjamin Anderson. -
Mercy Southeast names COO, chief nursing officer
Cape Girardeau, Mo.-based Mercy Southeast named Anna Lopez the system’s chief operating officer and Katie Finder chief nursing officer. -
Kaiser lays off 51 IT workers
Kaiser Permanente has laid off 51 employees from IT positions in Pleasanton, Calif., the health system confirmed to Becker's. -
Cancer drug shortage ends
The national supply of the cancer drug cisplatin now exceeds demand, FDA Commissioner Robert Cailiff, MD, said June 28. -
Jefferson to combine cardiac services into single institute
Philadelphia-based Jefferson Health will consolidate all of its cardiac and vascular services under a new institute, established through a "transformational" gift. -
CommonSpirit in talks to sell hospital to Altru
CommonSpirit Health is in the early stages of a potential sale of its critical access hospital in Devils Lake, N.D., to Altru Health System.
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