Medtech giant Philips is expanding its partnership with Boston-based MIT to help researchers access a larger dataset and study how artificial intelligence can be used in healthcare.
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Despite the economic slowdown, private venture firms targeting healthcare investment are still closing on huge funds.
Truveta, a data collective with 28 health system partners, has expanded its data sets to include more than 2.5 billion clinician notes and 45 attributes of social determinants of health to enhance its clinical support and research capabilities.
Medical robotics company Noah Medical raised $150 million in a series B financing round that saw contribution from existing investor Sequoia China.
Norfolk, Va.-based Sentara Healthcare and San Diego-based Rady Children's Hospital have adopted new artificial intelligence-powered network tools through a partnership with Juniper Networks.
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Chicago-based CommonSpirit Health has launched the first virtual nursing program in its system, at Saint Joseph Hospital in Lexington, Ky.
Renton, Wash.-based Providence is rolling out remote patient monitoring across its seven-state footprint.
Healthcare informatics leaders are deploying automation to improve productivity and make better use of staff time, according to Philips' Future Health Index 2023 global report.
Rochester, Minn.-based Mayo Clinic is among the backers of artificial intelligence-enabled diagnostics company Mediwhale, which closed on a $9 million series A funding round April 18.
Digital health nonprofit Audere received a $9.35 million grant from the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation to develop the company's HealthPulse AI technology.