Artificial intelligence tools have exploded in popularity in recent weeks; here are three ways Rochester, Minn.-based Mayo Clinic is using AI, the Rochester Post-Bulletin reported Feb. 6.
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New York City-based Icahn School of Medicine at Mount Sinai has debuted a neuroinformatics program to help care for people with brain diseases.
University of Miami Health System is working with artificial intelligence company Darvis to streamline its supply chain operations.
Cardiac remote monitoring company Sensydia completed its 225-person study of its artificial intelligence-powered cardiac performance system at Pittsburgh-based UPMC.
Digital healthcare staffing company ShiftMed has raised $200 million in a financing round led by Panoramic Ventures.
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Predictive analytics used by care coordinators has helped prevent hospital readmissions at Corewell Health, which is dually headquartered in Grand Rapids and Southfield, Mich., a new study found.
Rochester, Minn.-based Mayo Clinic intends to share medical technology and expertise with American Mission Hospital in Bahrain as part of a planned affiliation, Gulf Daily News reported Feb. 2.
Here are three health systems that launched or announced plans to launch a "hospital-at-home" program:
Tacoma, Wash.-based St. Joseph Medical Center, part of Tacoma-based Virginia Mason Franciscan Health, is launching a new at-home care program through a partnership with recovery company Contessa.
The Biden administration unveiled 13 new initiatives to help cancer care and prevention, two of which include a standardized cancer health record and a public-private partnership aimed to boost cancer innovation.