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Digital health startup launches GPT-based Chrome extension to help clinicians with paperwork
French digital health startup Nabla is getting in on the GPT craze as it launches Copilot, a GPT-3 based tool used as a Chrome extension to transcribe patient conversations with clinicians, TechCrunch reported March 14. -
Digital health funding slumps to $7B: 5 key others trends to know
Venture capital investments for digital health in 2022 hit $7 billion, down 55 percent from 2021 when investments totaled $15.6 billion, according to a March 10 report from PitchBook. -
Providence, Luna partner on physical therapy
Renton, Wash.-based Providence is partnering with in-home physical therapy provider Luna to expand its home-based physical therapy services. -
ChristianaCare launches virtual primary care
Newark, Del.-based ChristianaCare's Center for Virtual Health has launched virtual primary care options to allow patients to receive primary care via a personal digital device. -
CareSource launches new digital behavioral healthcare options
Managed care plan CareSource is partnering with BeMe, a digital behavioral health company, to provide mental healthcare to teens enrolled in Indiana's Hoosier Healthwise. -
How Jefferson Health is using an app to remove language barriers
Philadelphia-based Jefferson Health is using a new app to make interpreting language faster for patients who are deaf or have limited English proficiency. -
Cleveland Clinic, CVS Health join new data sharing platform
CVS Health and Cleveland Clinic are among the first entities to adopt Avaneer Health's new data sharing and healthcare administration platform. -
Silicon Valley Bank, which backed digital health companies, collapses
Silicon Valley Bank, which partnered with nearly half of the venture-backed tech and healthcare companies, collapsed March 10, CNN reported. -
Hollywood Presbyterian, Sentara launch new workflow tool
Los Angeles-based Hollywood Presbyterian Medical Center and Norfolk, Va.-based Sentara Healthcare are implementing Wolters Kluwer Health's Ovid Synthesis Clinical Evidence Manager to streamline clinical research workflows. -
Hartford HealthCare CIO joins board of IoT company
Joel Vengco, senior vice president and chief information and digital officer at Hartford (Conn.) HealthCare, has been named to a healthcare advisory board for Internet of Things company Digi International. -
Children's Wisconsin launches new digital patient education platform
Milwaukee-based Children's Wisconsin is using Xealth's digital health platform to include patient education and content in workflows. -
Digital staffing company adds former Bank of America exec to leadership
Nomad Health, a digital marketplace for temporary healthcare jobs, is naming former Bank of America executive Anne Walker as its CFO. -
Temple, Masimo partner on automation, telehealth
Philadelphia-based Temple Health is partnering with medtech company Masimo, with a focus on remote patient monitoring, telehealth and automation. -
Transcarent to acquire 98point6's virtual care platform, affiliated medical providers in $100M deal
Transcarent, a digital health company backed by major health systems, has agreed to acquire the artificial intelligence-powered virtual care platform of 98point6 in a transaction worth up to $100 million. -
Did the digital health bubble pop? CIOs weigh in
For many in the digital health space, the pandemic years were ones of increased funding, new startups and loose money. Recently, a dramatic drop in funding and layoffs are forcing health systems to deal with a very different digital health environment. -
Digital health: Who's up, who's down
The digital health market is constantly changing, with startups coming onto the scene and more established companies restructuring their strategies. -
Stanford Medicine develops app that can identify mpox
Palo Alto, Calif.-based Stanford Medicine scientists have developed an AI-based app that can detect skin lesions caused by mpox, previously known as monkeypox. -
Viewpoint: In the Post Pandemic World, Global Health Security Hinges on Digital Public Health Advancements
The COVID-19 pandemic magnified the critical need for a robust digital health infrastructure to address global health threats. The global community must think and act before the next pandemic or other major global health threats. Healthcare systems worldwide have yet to invest systematically in building the required digital infrastructure. A recent national survey in the United States found that only six percent of the health systems have fully developed a digital health roadmap and dedicated leader despite more than 90% of healthcare leaders in the survey believed that a digital health strategy is essential for addressing the four pillars of the Quadrupole Aim- enhancing patient experience, improving population health, reducing costs, and boosting provider satisfaction. -
Pfizer rolls out new digital health COVID-19 testing initiative
Pharmaceutical giant Pfizer is partnering with health technology company Cue Health to provide online educational resources to patients who test positive for COVID-19. -
Kaiser, Mayo, Mass General Brigham: 11 digital health investments in February
Here are 11 digital health funding rounds Becker's reported on in February.
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