Facebook parent company Meta Platforms has released its newest large language model free for research and commercial use.

The MOVEit data breach, a hack that has touched millions of Americans across a variety of industries, has already claimed three health system victims. And more could be on the way.

As hospital-at-home programs have expanded, so have responsibilities for family caregivers, NPR reported.

Asset management and private equity group TPG is set to acquire EHR and medtech platform Nextech for $1.4 billion, MarketWatch reported July 19.

Omaha-based Nebraska Medicine is partnering with CareRev, a technology platform that connects hospitals with local talent, to address the healthcare workforce shortage.

Hospitals and health systems are increasingly turning to virtual nursing as a way to combat the nursing workforce shortage. Here are three hospitals and health systems who are expanding or launching virtual nursing programs:

Artificial intelligence-enabled platforms are raising eyebrows in hospitals throughout the country, teasing diagnostic and treatment innovations that are just down the pike. 

Universal Health Services is implementing Oracle Health's electronic health record in over 200 behavioral health facilities nationwide.

Greenville, S.C.-based Prisma Health is expanding its partnership with virtual care company. HealthSnap.

To partner or to build? That is the question health systems are asking themselves with many digital health technologies, "hospital at home" being the latest example.