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AstraZeneca gets into digital health
Biopharma giant AstraZeneca launched Evinova, a digital health unit that will operate as a separate business within AstraZeneca. -
5 health systems win Digital Health Awards
Five hospitals and health systems took home gold Nov. 17 at the Digital Health Association's fall awards, which featured judges from across healthcare and advertising. -
5 systems installing digital health platforms
Health systems in California, Florida, South Dakota, Michigan and Tennessee are installing digital health platforms. -
LCMC Health to offer flexible nurse scheduling
New Orleans-based LCMC Health is offering its nurses more flexibility in terms of scheduling. -
How Olive AI ran out of time and money
Olive AI had big ambitions to change healthcare, as well as 950 hospital clients at one time, but ultimately ran out of time and money, Columbus Business First reported Nov. 16. -
Where health systems stand on AI adoption
Artificial intelligence is the area where health system C-suite leaders have seen the greatest improvement in recent years, though more alignment across departments and locations is needed for it to reach its full promise, according to a new study from the College of Healthcare Information Management Executives and KLAS Research. -
What 74 Providence nurses think about virtual sitting
Virtual sitting has been touted as a technology that can help prevent falls in patients while reducing burnout in healthcare workers. But what do nurses actually think about it? -
UC Davis Health launches new in-hospital monitoring program
Sacramento, Calif.-based UC Davis Health has partnered with BioIntelliSense, a company specializing in continuous health monitoring and clinical intelligence, to introduce a new initiative for in-hospital monitoring. -
Florida health system launches Epic-based virtual care
Fort Myers, Fla.-based Lee Health is installing KeyCare, an Epic-based virtual care platform, across its system. -
Top 12 patient engagement vendors
Health systems are increasingly turning to technology to improve the patient experience through platforms like digital front doors and virtual care. -
Remote patient monitoring improves costs, outcomes for hypertension patients: Study
Remote patient monitoring improved outcomes and decreased costs in more than 4,000 hypertension patients, new data shows. -
Froedtert Health joins General Catalyst, Google Ventures to launch AI startup
Layer Health, an artificial intelligence startup that aims to organize healthcare data, launched Nov. 14 thanks to $4 million in funding from GV (Google Ventures), General Catalyst, and Inception Health, the innovation arm of Milwaukee-based Froedtert Health. -
Kansas City looks to solidify digital health presence
The University of Missouri-Kansas City has been awarded a total of $4 million to boost the area's digital health presence. -
The 'secret sauce' of healthcare AI at Duke Health
Durham, N.C.-based Duke Health is putting healthcare artificial intelligence to use in surgery scheduling and predictive analytics, DukeMed Alumni News reported Nov. 13. -
Avera Health plans to expand virtual nursing to 37 hospitals
Sioux Falls, S.D.-based Avera Health has launched virtual nursing at two hospitals with plans to expand it across the system. -
Virgin Pulse, HealthComp complete $3B merger
Digital health company Virgin Pulse completed its $3 billion merger with benefits and analytics platform HealthComp. -
Former Meta COO backs healthcare AI startup
Former Meta COO Sheryl Sandberg was among the investors that helped launch Cercle, a healthcare artificial intelligence startup focusing on women's fertility health, CNBC reported Nov. 8. -
Guthrie Clinic awarded for AI-powered virtual nursing platform
Sayre, Pa.-based Guthrie Clinic was named College of Healthcare Information Management Executives Innovator of the Year for its installation of Artisight's artificial intelligence-powered remote nursing platform. -
How Hackensack creates 'digital twins' of patients
Edison, N.J.-based Hackensack Meridian Health is working to create "digital twins" of patients to predict how they might respond to medical treatments, NJBIZ reported Nov. 13. -
Remote patient monitoring linked to better outcomes, higher costs
Remote patient monitoring, a technology increasingly used by hospitals and health systems, is associated with better outcomes but higher costs, a new study found.
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