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Innovation

Health CIOs are working to get organizational buy-in on artificial intelligence projects as the difficulties of structuring and coalescing mass data is causing organizational confusion, The Wall Street Journal reported Jan. 5.

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From biotech to digital health, Johnson & Johnson Innovation, the venture capital arm of healthcare giant Johnson & Johnson, has made a flurry of investments in an array of companies since Sept. 27.

KeyCare, a virtual care platform built with Epic, raised $27 million in its series A financing round.

Arman Kilic, MD, director of the Schiller Surgical Innovation Center at the Charleston-based Medical University of South Carolina, is working on 25 different projects that utilize artificial intelligence. 

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