Innovation

A new machine learning tool could predict cases of cerebral palsy in young infants with brain damage, according to a July 11 international study published in JAMA Network Open.

Baptist Health Innovations has opened applications for its health tech accelerator.

Researchers with the Center for Applied Genomics at Children's Hospital of Philadelphia have created an algorithm that will separate patients with attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder alone from those with ADHD along with other conditions.

Urbana, Ill. -based health system Carle Health is using Health Catalyst PowerCosting software to renovate its financial system, Health Catalyst said July 12. 

Xealth, a digital health company, is expanding their leadership through the appointments of Joe Sedlak, RN, to special vice president of sales and Laurance Stuntz to special vice president of customer success.

  Healthcare accelerator Xleratehealth July 12 announced the eight startup companies taking part in its Flint 2022 cohort in Michigan.

New Hyde Park, N.Y.-based Northwell Health selected health software company eVideon July 12 to provide a more personalized digital experience for patients.

Geisinger's migration to Amazon Web Services will not only help the Danville, Pa.-based health system save time and money, but will give it the flexibility to provide "the ultimate service to our consumers," CIO John Kravitz told Becker's.

University of California at Irvine's new Institute for Precision Health aims to use precision medicine and data to discover treatments for neurodegenerative disorders, the facility's co-director said in an interview with the university published July 11.

Springfield, Ohio-based Mercy Health has partnered with Viz.ai to use AI to detect diseases and speed up care to treat stroke patients.