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Jury rules against Johns Hopkins in case made famous by Netflix
A jury ruled that St. Petersburg, Fla.-based Johns Hopkins All Children's Hospital must pay a family $211 million in a case made famous by a Netflix documentary, the Tampa Bay Times reported Nov. 9. -
What 3 hospitals pay their marketing talent
Three health systems are searching for marketing talent that pays above $90,000 per year or more than $30 per hour. -
Jury still has no verdict for Johns Hopkins suit made famous by Netflix doc
A six-person jury went on a recess Nov. 9 without reaching a verdict in the Johns Hopkins All Children's Hospital $220 million lawsuit case that was made famous by a Netflix documentary, CBS affiliate WTSP reported. -
Jury to decide Johns Hopkins Netflix trial following closing arguments
A jury will soon decide whether Johns Hopkins All Children's Hospital is responsible for $220 million in damages in a case made famous by a Netflix documentary. -
How Rush's iconic building became part of a video game
With its butterfly shape that appears to hang over a Chicago expressway, Rush University Medical Center is one of the more unique-looking hospitals in the U.S. And video game developers have taken notice. -
3 health system rebrands
Here are three hospital rebrands, and potential rebrands, that Becker's has reported on since Oct. 23: -
California medical center rebrands
Enloe Medical Center, based in Chico, Calif., is rebranding to Enloe Health. -
4-hospital system rebrands as SGMC Health
Valdosta-based South Georgia Medical Center and its campuses and affiliates are operating under a new health system name, SGMC Health, effective Nov. 1. -
The Beyoncés of healthcare: Why some health systems don't need a 'last name'
Ascension. Geisinger. Providence. Call them the health system versions of Beyoncé or Oprah. -
2 NYU Langone physicians suspended over social media posts on Israel, Hamas war
New York City-based NYU Langone Health has suspended two clinicians over social media posts related to the ongoing war between Israel and Hamas. -
How 1 company aims to enhance physician security
Online networking service Doximity unveiled a new free service named DocDefender, which is designed to eliminate a physician's private phone numbers and addresses from publicly accessible websites. -
UPMC Hamot renames pediatric unit
Erie, Pa.-based UPMC Hamot has renamed its nine-bed pediatric unit to UPMC Children's at UPMC Hamot. -
LA Kings, Children's Hospital of Los Angeles expand partnership
The NHL's Los Angeles Kings extended its partnership with Children's Hospital of Los Angeles and announced a new donation of $1 million to the hospital. -
'Six-dimensional chess': Hospitals' statements on Israel show delicate nature of responding to tragedies
Some hospitals and health systems are being criticized for what they did — or didn't say — about the conflict between Israel and Hamas, the Boston Globe reported. -
Georgia medical center promotes marketing leader
Erika Bennett has been named director of marketing and brand experience of South Georgia Medical Center, based in Valdosta. -
Adventist Health gets stadium naming rights
Roseville, Calif.-based Adventist Health has acquired the naming rights to a stadium that is home to an NBA G League team. -
Accenture acquires healthcare marketing firm
Accenture, an IT services and consulting firm, agreed to acquire ConcentricLife, a healthcare marketing firm specializing in life sciences. -
UCI Health acquires oncology practices
Orange County, Calif.-based UCI Health has acquired radiation oncology centers in Orange County that were previously owned by GenesisCare, which filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy. -
VillageMD's new ad aims to shatter healthcare marketing norms
VillageMD is running an ad titled "FACTORY," which differs from the traditional norms of typical healthcare marketing, Ellen Donahue-Dalton, chief marketing officer of the company, told MM+M. -
WebMD partners with privacy platform on hospital marketing compliance
WebMD Ignite, a division of WebMD, is partnering with healthcare privacy platform Freshpaint to help hospitals remain compliant with privacy regulations in their marketing.
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