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Houston-based Texas Children’s has experienced “astounding” results from AI projects in recent months, its IT leader told Becker’s. Myra Davis, executive vice president and chief information and innovation officer of Texas Children’s, was recently recognized for her work when she…

Optimizing patient flow and capacity is one of the most important strategic priorities for healthcare organizations, due to its impact on case volume, provision of high-quality care and revenues. During a March Becker’s Hospital Review webinar sponsored by LeanTaaS, two…

The healthcare workforce crisis — especially nurse shortages — has made headlines consistently for years. However, despite broad awareness and industrywide efforts to expand nursing pipelines and retain experienced staff, a concrete solution to the problem remains out of reach.…

ScribeEMR is the health care professionals’ partner of choice, providing cutting-edge solutions for maximizing clinical productivity, reducing administrative tasks, and improving patient care. ScribeEMR provides a full range of services that help physicians, hospitals, and health facilities optimize their operations…

From AI-powered scribes and predictive analytics to cellular therapy breakthroughs and hospital redesigns, leaders from Fortune’s most innovative health systems share the transformative changes improving care delivery and reducing clinician burden. The leaders featured in this article are from hospitals…

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Paramus, N.J.-based Valley Health System’s investment in smart rooms at its new $868 million hospital has been “worth every penny,” its IT chief told Becker’s. The 370-bed, 910,000-square-foot Valley Hospital opened last April in Paramus, with rooms outfitted with 75-inch…

Artificial intelligence is often positioned as a silver bullet for solving healthcare’s capacity challenges—from managing patient volume to automating administrative work and supporting diagnosis. But too often, AI tools are black boxes, raising real concerns about transparency, accuracy, and safety…

Philadelphia-based Penn Medicine is advancing 10 ongoing transformation projects aimed at improving efficiency, reducing provider burden and enhancing patient outcomes.  Here is a look at Penn Medicine’s current transformation strategy, according to a March 31 news release:

Health systems continue to partner with Big Tech on AI and cybersecurity projects. Here are eight collaborations reported by Becker’s in the past month: 1. Hartford HealthCare wants to be a “house with 1,000 doors,” President and CEO Jeffrey Flaks…

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