Washington, D.C.-based Children's National Hospital is moving forward on five artificial intelligence projects.

Orlando (Fla.) Health has expanded virtual sitting to five hospitals a year after unveiling the program.

A health tech company backed by Cleveland Clinic has secured $45 million in series B equity financing.

Charleston, S.C.-based MUSC Health has a new AI agent named "Emily."

Rochester, Minn.-based Mayo Clinic is currently developing over 200 algorithms, including ophthalmology parametric universal search.

The AI revolution is transforming medical education at an unprecedented pace, offering game-changing opportunities to personalize learning experiences, support medical educators in their daily tasks, and optimize education management in medical schools and teaching hospitals.

NRC Health, a data analytics and consulting firm, launched its first AI-enabled products and has acquired a firm that specializes in making rounding more efficient.

In a move to safeguard patient care during cyberattacks, Main Line Health has integrated chaos engineering as a central component of its cybersecurity strategy.

Epic Systems has committed to transitioning its entire community of hospitals and health systems to the Trusted Exchange Framework and Common Agreement by the end of 2025, with all organizations expected to be signed up by the end of 2024. 

Phoenix Children's is charting its own course by focusing on in-house software development, a strategy that contrasts with the broader healthcare industry's trend toward outsourcing technology solutions.