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Atlanta-based Emory Healthcare is partnering with digital health company DrFirst to use artificial intelligence and text messaging to improve patients' medication adherence and costs.
Nearly 8 in 10 chief medical information officers say they have taken on more responsibilities over the past two years, a new survey found.
Philadelphia-based Thomas Jefferson University Hospital is expanding the use of a predictive artificial intelligence platform that allows the hospital to create a "digital twin" on which they can test operational scenarios.
Hospitals and health systems continue turning to Big Tech to help with their digital transformations. Here are 12 partnerships Becker's reported on in the past month.
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Cedars-Sinai is creating a digital health strategy that uses artificial intelligence tools and virtual care to alleviate capacity issues in its in-person care locations.
General Catalyst plans to buy a health system — and have its digital health portfolio companies help transform it.
Investment in digital health experienced a 14% decrease, declining from $3.5 billion in Q2 of 2023 to $3 billion in Q3, according to an Oct. 26 report from CB Insights.
Houston, Mo.-based Texas County Memorial Hospital went live with RapidAI, an artificial intelligence-powered clinical decision-making tool that assists clinicians dealing with stroke patients.
A physician at Massachusetts General Hospital in Boston is testing a new artificial intelligence chatbot for healthcare, NPR reported Oct. 25.